The battle continues. One day at a time. One person at a time. With a dual focus on rescue and rehabilitation, Southern Baptists are addressing
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Safely singing in church should resume by fall if the U.S. vaccination program stays on track, said Dr. Anthony Fauci in Jan. 18 remarks at
By Douglas K. Wilson, Ph.D. Dean of Christian Studies, University of Mobile FOLLOWED Luke 5:4–11, 27–32 This week’s lesson focuses on adults who followed Jesus,
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As many as 9,000 Honduran migrants formed a caravan and departed San Pedro Sula, Honduras, on Jan. 15, headed north toward the U.S. At the
Judy Woodward Bates has been looking for bargains for a long time. When she got married at 17, she was determined to prove to her
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