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Former Baptist World Alliance (BWA) President Billy Kim urged Samford University graduates to make the right choice and to rely on the power of prayer
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Glenn L. Vernon, former director of Mobile Baptist Citronelle Assembly, died April 29. He was 78. Vernon received a bachelor’s degree in English and drama
OKLAHOMA CITY — On May 15, the Baptist Messenger, the newspaper of the Baptist General Convention of Oklahoma (BGCO), reached a milestone few publications do.
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