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LEADERSHIP LINK: TGIF doesn’t mean what you think
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By Bob Dale and Davie Peppler   
Sunday, September 30, 2012

Pat became a bivocational pastor — intentionally. He chose to serve smaller ranching community churches. Pat worked with the Good Shepherd’s sheep and his rancher members’ cattle. He discovered both church sheep and range cows wander or stampede but always need good pastures. Pat found a different “balance” in ministry. He deliberately pursued two callings simultaneously. But his peers wondered why he chose this unique ministry.

 
OPINION: Loving Libya (and everyone else)
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By Alex Gallimore   
Friday, September 28, 2012

This week as I reflect on the recent attacks on the American embassy in Libya, I have been comforted and challenged by words from the lectionary’s current readings from James and believe they can offer us the guidance needed to remain a faithful Christian witnesses during such chaotic times.

 
LEADERSHIP LINK: Larry Leader plans to plan
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By Bob Dale   
Saturday, September 15, 2012
Larry Leader’s home phone rings. It’s a call from his pastor, Dee Parsons, asking Larry to serve as a member of All Alike Baptist Church’s new long-range planning group.
 
OPINION: The choice: Purpose or relevance?
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By Gary Long   
Saturday, September 15, 2012
Pastors get to have these complex and wonderful conversations with people from all walks of life. I think the words, “Go ahead, I’ll listen” are tattooed on my forehead with ink that’s invisible when I look in the mirror. Everyone sees it but me. It’s startling what people tell you once they know you’re a pastor.
 
OPINION: The value of getting dirty
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By Lisa Cole Smith   
Saturday, September 15, 2012

When you work in a church you never know what a person’s visit might bring, but you always have to be ready for that stranger through whom God has something to say. A few days ago a little man with curious eyes and a gentle smile walked into the gallery and took a look around.

 
HERITAGE: In memory of a wordsmith
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By Fred Anderson   
Saturday, September 15, 2012

Barbara Dunn Jackson appreciated words and the nuances of their meaning. The walls of her home office were lined with many books on etymology. Barbara wrote a column called “A Last Word” for Synergy, which went to women in ministry. In a 1996 column, she examined a very specific word.

 
WINN RECOMMENDS
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By Winn Collier   
Saturday, September 15, 2012

Recommended this time are François Fénelon: A Biography, by Peter Gorday; Abraham Kuyper: A Short and Personal Introduction, by Richard Mouw; and Selected Sermons of Dietrich Bonhoeffer, edited by Isabel Best.

 
OPINION: More preaching needed at CBF events
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By Alex Gallimore   
Saturday, September 15, 2012
Cooperative Baptist Fellowship events provide moderate Baptists with opportunities for networking and partnerships in hopes of accomplishing the same ends I saw at the Democratic National Convention — renewed identity and collective energy to carry out our missional ministries in a world which desperately needs them.
 
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JIM WHITE
For the CBF and SBC, it's time to take separate journeys




BILL WILSON
An alternate future



JOHN CHANDLER
The new conversation


FRED ANDERSON
Pastors and parenting



GARY LONG
Grappling with hard questions in the pulpit

ANDREW GARDNER
Location and insights

JIM WHITE
Always looking for an enemy

LISA COLE SMITH
Embracing the power

LETTER TO THE EDITOR
• Tea Party parallel is at best a stretch
 


 

• SBC president says his church will stop hosting Boy Scouts after vote to accept openly gay scouts | Birmingham News, 6/15

• Texas governor signs 'Merry Christmas' law; says religious freedom is not freedom from religion | Washington Post, 6/14

• Christian faithful to debate role, influence in GOP; weak turnout at polls raises alarm | Washington Times, 6/12

• Charlotte Observer religion reporter arrested in Raleigh protest | Raleigh News & Observer, 6/10

• A decade later, Southern Baptists adapt to different political climate, culture, influence | Washington Post, 6/9

• Republican Party to step up outreach to evangelicals with hiring of Baptist | CNN, 6/8

• A biblical task: translating the Bible in the 21st century | BBC, 6/6

• Bible's strong comeback surprises secular Norway | ABC News, 6/6

• Brazil's evangelicals launch new gay marriage protest | France 24, 6/6

• Church of England gives up fight against gay marriage | London Telegraph, 6/5

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