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Zach Beasley became a Christian through Campus Outreach when he was a student at Tuskegee University in 2006. Alonzo Brown Jr., who worked on campus
Early in 2018, Calvary Baptist Church, Russellville, in Franklin Baptist Association, had a small group of people prepared and prayed up, ready to go to
When it comes to worship music only one thing is essential, according to Keith Hibbs, director of the office of worship leadership and church music
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Missions. It’s a story Marguerite Butler went looking for and once she found it she just couldn’t stop chasing it. It all started with a
Immanuel Tirkey and about 100 villagers were watching the end of a Christian film in Bihar state, India, when a man began challenging their right
More than 600 gathered at this year’s Fire in the Park on Aug. 10 — more than double the turn out from last year. Hosted
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