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PENSACOLA (FBW)—Even in peacetime Florida churches face the usual challenge of constant membership turnover when ministering to military families. Now that many men and women are deployed to the Middle East, congregations have found opportunities to comfort the families left behind.
JACKSONVILLE (FBC)–The Florida Baptist Convention grew in almost every measurable area during the past year—not in big leaps in most cases, but at a steady, consistent pace.
MILTON (FBW)—First Baptist Church in Milton is the most recent congregation to join the Florida Baptist Witness Church Newsletter Service (CNS).
For the past four weeks, I have defined and explained some terms that have surfaced in recent months on the theological landscape of our churches related to the Sovereignty of God and free will of man. In this article I come to the most difficult part—evaluation.
What’s good for the goose is good for the gander,” an old proverb says. One standard applies to everybody.
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BOULDER, Colo.—As director of campus ministries at the 26,000-student University of Colorado, Bobby Pruett knows the values of North America in 10 years will be shaped by those who now share the same sidewalks with him. That’s why he has devoted the past 15 years to bringing Christ to this international campus.
Tallahassee (FBW)—A proposal in the Florida Senate to protect children against “harassment,” real or perceived, based on the “sexual orientation,” has drawn wide interest from Orlando-based Liberty Counsel and has garnered mention in the April 2 Capitol Concerns Legislative Report produced by the Florida Baptist Convention.
Wiley Richards is a retired professor of theology and philosophy at The Baptist College of Florida in Graceville.
Wiley Richards is a retired professor of theology and philosophy at The Baptist College of Florida in Graceville.
Wiley Richards is a retired professor of theology and philosophy at The Baptist College of Florida in Graceville.