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3 days ago | 
baptistnews.com | Joe Westbury
Trustees of Truett McConnell University are meeting Friday to discuss charges of alleged sexual abuse against Hayle Swinson, a former student and later employee, committed by a former university vice president. Valdosta, Ga., trustee B. Miles Hannan confirmed the meeting to the Northeast Georgian newspaper in today’s edition, saying “Things are in flux and there’s a lot to talk about.
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6 days ago | 
baptistnews.com | Joe Westbury
Barely two weeks before Southern Baptists gather in Dallas for their annual meeting, another alleged sexual abuse case — this time involving a former student at a Georgia Baptist university — has surfaced. The story includes the alleged grooming of Hayle Swinson of Americus, Ga., by Bradley Reynolds, then vice president of student services at Truett McConnell University.
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Oct 31, 2024 | 
baptistnews.com | Joe Westbury
What do Donald Trump, Teletubbies, Starbucks coffee cups and other forms of Christian persecution have in common? More than you might think. As someone raised in a very conservative Southern Baptist church in Orlando, Fla. — I would not go so far as to call it fundamentalist — today I can see a direct correlation between the “teachings” of that era and Trump’s “teachings” of today. There is a direct connection between Trump’s rallies and evangelical revivals.
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Oct 22, 2024 | 
dentaltown.com | Seth Gibree |Joe Westbury
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Imagine an AI assistant handling missed calls to your office, rather than sending patients to voicemail. In this episode, we're bringing on Connor Ludlow, the visionary founder of Annie—a groundbreaking AI-driven front desk assistant tailored for dental practices.
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Sep 23, 2024 | 
baptistnews.com | Joe Westbury
Ten days after the Georgia Baptist Mission Board announced the closing of its discipleship-focused camp in Middle Georgia, an agreement appears to allow the facility to remain open under the Friends of Kaleo. The Georgia Baptist Mission Board posted a brief document on the Camp Kaleo website Sept.
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Jul 10, 2024 | 
dentaltown.com | Robin Henderson |Joe Westbury |Jeanette MacLean |Thomas Giacobbi
India is rapidly becoming a top destination for dental tourism in India. Its blend of high-quality dental care and vibrant culture offers an unmatched experience. Discover affordable, top dental treatments in Delhi while exploring India's rich heritage. Our dental tourism packages for 2024 ensure you save on treatments and enjoy an unforgettable trip. Transform Your Smile and Explore IndiaImagine combining your dental care with an exciting trip across India.
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Jul 9, 2024 | 
dentaltown.com | Joe Westbury |Elizabeth DiBona |Ben Curtis
Welcome to Episode 11 of "Dentistry Beyond The Numbers." Join Dr. Marc Liechtung as he delves into the complexities of modern dentistry, where a dentist's role extends beyond medical expertise to include marketing and patient engagement.
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Jun 24, 2024 | 
dentaltown.com | Robin Henderson |Joe Westbury
Integrating digital workflows in dental practices can significantly enhance efficiency and patient satisfaction. As a dental professional, understanding the benefits of digital workflow solutions and implementation strategies is crucial for staying competitive. This guide provides essential tips to seamlessly incorporate digital solutions into your practice.
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Jun 16, 2024 | 
baptistnews.com | Joe Westbury
If Southern Baptists have saints, there are only two and they are both women. Each are revered for their dedication to ministry and circumspect way of living. Neither was flashy or given to being the life of the party. This does not mean they were dour but that they were consumed with the task at hand; being all things to all men that some would be saved. None of my friends would ever be guilty of calling me a killjoy; I like having good fun like anyone else.
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May 31, 2024 | 
baptistnews.com | Joe Westbury
What happened in New York City Thursday? For one brief moment, in my 72 years, I saw a nation united around one idea that the rule of law still works as it was intended. Transparency hurts at times. In shortly less than 48 hours this week, 12 Americans boldly left their political silos and sat in a room to discuss merits of a case based on testimony by individuals with firsthand knowledge of another American’s attempt to circumnavigate our system of law.
