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The Abuse Reform Implementation Task Force released an update Friday (Feb. 10), noting that the group is meeting with key stake holders “at every level”
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Highway engineers in Virginia designed a combined section of Interstates 64 and 95 to curve gently eastward in downtown Richmond to protect a landmark that
In order to achieve “authentic” racial unity across the Southern Baptist Convention, pastors need to be willing to have honest — and sometimes difficult —
Against a backdrop of Miami’s diversity and vibrancy, trustees of the North American Mission Board met to celebrate church planters and other missionaries who are
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