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Does NAMB still do Evangelism?

By Al Gilbert Does NAMB still do evangelism? That’s a question I get from time to time, and the answer is, absolutely, “yes.” In fact,...

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Haven of Hope: Overcoming Darkness in New Orleans

By Sarah Shelton This article and video are part of a series on missionaries featured during the 2013 North American Missions Emphasis. NEW ORLEANS –...

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Chaplaincy

Southern Baptists fuel chaplain’s ministry to veterans

WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. – Bill Andrews* had spent his entire life serving others—his family, friends and his country. Now the Korean War veteran lies...

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Disaster Relief

Students to aid Sandy survivors over Spring Break

By Joe Conway STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. – Southern Baptist Disaster Relief leaders hope to experience repeat success with a second wave of college students responding...

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New perspectives motivate Epic Church members to ministry

By Joe Conway There are more affluent places in the United States than San Francisco, but not many. Living in that environment can numb people...

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SBC ethnic congregations up 66 percent since 1998

By Tobin Perry ALPHARETTA, Ga. – The number of non-Anglo Southern Baptist Convention (SBC) congregations has jumped by more than 66 percent since 1998, according...

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Missionary Focus: Church plant reaching South St. Louis

By Tobin Perry “ST. LOUIS – Murders had become too frequent in the south St. Louis neighborhood of Tower Grove East, where August Gate church...

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Disaster Relief

SBDR volunteers serve Sandy survivors through holiday

By Joe Conway STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. – The pace of Southern Baptist Disaster Relief work may lesson at the holidays, but it rarely stops completely....

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