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AfterWords

I have now been saved twice!

by Chris Moore BBFI Missionary to Kenya Early one morning, while driving to Maasai Corner, I noticed a large crowd on the side of the road. I slowed to see what was happening and was […]

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On the Table

2013 is here

by Keith Bassham Nearly 38 years ago to the day, in just about this spot in the Tribune, Wendell Zimmerman was introducing himself to the Fellowship as the new Tribune editor. He chose to include […]

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President Perspective

A Nehemiah moment

by Linzy Slayden Nehemiah is one of my favorite books in the Bible because it is the first book on leadership ever written. In it I see some principles that can apply today in the […]

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Worldwide Missions

Looking back for encouragement

by Jon Konnerup It is nearly impossible to erase negative memories of this past year or even years gone by. In order to have true joy, we must try our best to break free of […]

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Baptist Bible College Update

It’s worth it

by Mark Milioni I t has been quite a journey. The last six months of 2012 brought incredible change to my life and to the lives of my family, the fac­ulty, staff, and students of […]

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Boston Baptist College Update

Great

by David Melton Great is a great word! I particularly like it because depending on how you use it you can change – even reverse – its meaning! You just have to love great. If […]

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Feature Article

Celebrate!

There is more to celebrate than the Savior’s birth at Christmas by Kevin Carson Pastor of Sonrise Baptist Church, Ozark, MO “Jesus is the reason for the season.” You’ve heard it, read it, maybe you even […]

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Feature Article

Ordinary People

When you think God cannot use you, Heaven may be laughing by Keith Bassham “There was in the days of Herod, the king of Judea, a certain priest named Zacharias, of the course of Abia: […]

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AfterWords

Was Jesus married?

by Doug Kutilek There was a recent “sensation” in the world of religion when it was announced by a Harvard professor that an allegedly ancient scrap of papyrus (tentatively dated to the 3rd to 5th […]

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Baptist History

The Hindu Widow

by Thomas Ray The following is a true story of a Hindu widow’s suffering from the consequences of false religion and evil supersti­tion, and the value of missionaries and their message of love and forgiveness. […]