Retired Baptist campus minister Bob Ford dies
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Bob Ford, who served in Baptist Campus Ministries at several Alabama universities, died March 11 after an extended illness. He was 88. Ford’s nephew, David,
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First person: Beeson grad, Russia native offers guidance for praying for Ukraine
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Theology 101 — God’s building
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Rashional Thoughts: When is it time to either do something about it or let it be?
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Rashional Thoughts: Can a situation be heartwrenching and heartwarming at the same time?
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Your Voice
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10 ways to pray Scripture over Ukraine By Rob Jackson Prattville, Ala. As with Solomon, I ask God to give the Ukrainian leaders (and all
First Person: What does a just end to the Russo-Ukrainian war look like?
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If justice were to prevail in Ukraine, Russia would cease military operations, withdraw from the country, return Crimea and Donbas to Ukrainian control, publicly apologize
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