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Urban Current

A tale of two mayors

by Charles Lyons It was the worst of times, it was the worsen­ing of times. “Chick-fil-A doesn’t belong in Boston,” May­or Thomas Menino told the Boston Herald on Thursday, July 19. “You can’t have a […]

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Baptist History

Baptists and the Bible societies

by Thomas Ray In 1793, William Carey, the man recognized as the father of modern missions, arrived in India. He found a society enslaved by idolatry, superstition, and cruelty. He knew if India was to […]

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On the Table

The reason we are here

by Keith Bassham Drought, fires, and violence have fueled news headlines this past month. All we need is a swarm of locusts to make our day near-apocalyptic, and the political noise may be a reasonable […]

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President Perspective

Perspective

by Linzy Slayden I read something the other day that was surprising. You blink 25 times every minute. Each blink takes one-fifth of a second. So if you take a 10-hour automobile trip, averaging 40 […]

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Worldwide Missions

Why are fewer going

by Jon Konnerup This month concludes the series on why I believe fewer young peo­ple surrender to full-time ministry, especially foreign missions. 11. Short-term missions. Many feel a first-hand, short-term expe­rience on the mission field […]

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Baptist Bible College Update

Resolve

by Mark Milioni The word resolve means to come to a definite or earnest decision about; a determination to do something. Earlier this summer the Baptist Bible Fellowship was challenged to give to a very […]

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Boston Baptist College Update

Of maps and apps

by David Melton I live in a city of more than five million people. That city grew long before city planning had ever been given much thought. Many of Boston’s roads were old oxen trails […]

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Feature Article

An untold story from the Civil War

There is a lot we don’t know about prayer and other things by Keith Bassham One hundred and fifty years ago, in the summer of 1862, our nation was in the throes of civil war. […]