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Electronic reading is growing, and church libraries are taking note
Virginia
By Barbara Francis   
Thursday, May 16, 2013
A recent survey found that the number of Americans reading electronic books has doubled since 2009. The trend from books printed in ink on paper to those downloaded from a computer is creating change — from the aisles of the large booksellers to the shelves of the church library.
 
Virginia church aims to minister to children without one or both parents through 127JUNCTION
Virginia
By Barbara Francis   
Thursday, May 16, 2013
Following the mandate in James 1:27 for Christ’s followers to care for orphans in need, Community Heights Baptist Church in Southwest Virginia has initiated a ministry it calls 127JUNCTION to mobilize its members to care for the physical, emotional and spiritual needs of orphans.
 
Virginia Muslims and local community angry over Tamerlan Tsarnaev's burial in the state
Virginia
By Gary Strauss, USA Today   
Monday, May 13, 2013
Residents of a rural Virginia county and some Muslim groups in the state say they’re surprised and angered that the body of Boston Marathon bombing suspect Tamerlan Tsarnaev was buried in an Islamic cemetery in Doswell, a community in Caroline County about 30 miles north of Richmond.
 
Two Baptist associations -- one urban, one rural -- merge to form 96-church ministry network
Virginia
By Robert Dilday   
Tuesday, May 07, 2013
Two Baptist associations — one in Virginia’s highly-urbanized Hampton Roads, the other on the state’s rural Eastern Shore — have merged to form a new network of 96 churches. The Bridge Network of Churches was inspired partly by the 17-mile span across the Chesapeake Bay.
 
Galindo stepping down as dean at BTSR to assume new role at Columbia Theological Seminary
Virginia
By Robert Dilday   
Tuesday, May 07, 2013
Israel Galindo, dean and professor of Christian formation and leadership at Baptist Theological Seminary at Richmond, will become associate dean for lifelong learning at Columbia Seminary in Decatur, Ga. Aug. 1. As a faculty member since 1999, Galindo helped create the seminary’s Christian formation concentrations and designed and implemented BTSR’s online program.
 
Ginter Park pastor sends open letter as a quarter of Richmond association churches consider leaving
Virginia
By Robert Dilday   
Monday, May 06, 2013
Since the Richmond Baptist Association voted to retain the membership of a church which ordained a gay man to the ministry, a quarter of the association’s congregations have ended ties or are considering it. But the pastor of the church at the heart of the controversy said May 5 she is committed to “discerning together what the future of the RBA holds.”
 
Full text of open letter from Ginter Park pastor Mandy England Cole to Richmond Baptist Association
Virginia
By Herald Staff   
Monday, May 06, 2013
On May 5, pastor Mandy England Cole of Ginter Park Baptist Church sent the following open letter to the “staff, executive council and churches of the Richmond Baptist Association.”
 
In new books, John Chandler aims to help leaders listen more closely to God
Virginia
By Robert Dilday   
Friday, May 03, 2013
John Chandler, leader of the Spence Network, recently released three books — Praying the Kings, Praying the Prophets and Praying Wisdom — aiming to engage leaders more deeply in Scripture. He recently discussed his motivations for writing the books, and his plans for additional ones in the near future.
 
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