
Jayson Larson
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1 week ago |
baptistpress.com | Vaneetha Rendall Risner |Timothy Cockes |Jayson Larson |Scott Barkley
Metadata:Series: First PersonTopic(s): Discipleship, Mental HealthFormat(s): Text ArticlesShare this post: Editor’s ntoe: The following is an excerpt from “Watching for the Morning,” released by B&H Publishing. Vaneetha Risner suffers from post-polio syndrome. Years ago, I helped organize our church’s VBS and oversaw all the crafts. I spent hours finding ideas, cutting construction paper, and gathering all the supplies. I loved hearing parents’ comments on what their children brought home.
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baptistpress.com | Timothy Cockes |Jayson Larson |Brandon Porter |Scott Barkley
NEW ORLEANS – The 100th anniversary of the Cooperative Program was celebrated during chapel at New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary throughout the spring 2025 semester. A series of videos shared during several chapel services featured NOBTS faculty members discussing the history and importance of the Cooperative Program. Faculty participants included Thomas Strong, Greg Wilton and Chris Shaffer.
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baptistpress.com | Jayson Larson |Brandon Porter |Karen L. Willoughby |Scott Barkley
When many Christians imagine unreached people groups, they envision dense jungles and dusty trails. They see villages full of sun-baked huts with thatched roofs housing exotic natives in some of the most remote, difficult-to-reach places on the planet. In Europe, those unreached people aren’t hidden and they aren’t hard to reach. There are 820 million of them, and almost none of them know Jesus. Only 1.1 percent of Europe’s residents are evangelical.
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1 month ago |
texanonline.net | Scott Barkley |Jayson Larson
PASADENA, Texas (BP)—Barry Wilmore attended his first elders meeting in nearly a year at Providence Baptist Church on April 10. His absence was understandable. Wilmore, known by many as “Butch,” had an unexpected extended stay at the International Space Station after the Boeing Starliner carrying himself and fellow astronaut Suni Williams developed issues docking with the ISS. Their plight and return home last month became worldwide news.
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1 month ago |
texanonline.net | Karen L. Willoughby |Jayson Larson
Executive pastors and administrators are often called to do a little bit of everything, from managing church staff and overseeing day-to-day finances to meeting the HVAC tech at the building on Saturday night to ensure the building is climate-controlled by Sunday morning. It’s a challenging calling that can often leave its servants feeling worn out and disconnected.
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