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For 20 years, Jeremy Camp’s life has involved touring and writing songs … and then touring and writing songs again. Until the pandemic hit, that
The title “grandparent” it is a very important yet delicate role. Each grandparent strives to love and spoil their grandchildren while also not crossing the
Leaders of the All Nations Camp Meeting are too young to have experienced the “Jesus Movement,” but they say they know of it and that
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On April 17, 1960, during a “Meet the Press” segment, Martin Luther King Jr. said, “I think it is one of the tragedies of our
After three and a half years without its own building, Baptist Campus Ministries at Auburn University is back in its own — and brand-new — site.
A stereotype of chaplains is that they are always serious and deal only with illness, injury and death. But Mark Merical, Raceline Ministry chaplain who
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