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In the inaugural Small Church America webinar, titled “The Smaller-Attendance Church: Stronger Than Ever,” two pastors of small Southern Baptist churches discussed the challenges and
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In March 2021, five people were killed after a tornado ripped through Alabama. Sixty homes in one community were damaged or destroyed. In Birmingham, a
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