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LEADERSHIP LINK: Good stewardship means being wise in your giving
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By Jim White   
Monday, May 13, 2013
Good stewardship takes seriously Jesus’ admonition to give “to the least of these.” But good stewardship also is careful to give to legitimate causes and persons. Because Christians take seriously their opportunities and responsibilities to help others, they are sometimes victimized by unscrupulous con artists.
 
HERITAGE: Stories of reconciliation
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By Fred Anderson   
Monday, May 13, 2013
My grandparents taught me that three topics should be avoided in conversation: race, religion and politics. When you remove those subjects, it does not leave very much for conversation, especially if you live in the American South. My grandparents’ admonition has been on my mind as a long-awaited conference nears.
 
TRENDING: SEKAP
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By John Chandler   
Thursday, May 09, 2013
Here’s a no-brainer trend: blogs, Twitter and Facebook pronouncements by public religious leaders going viral with all kinds of unintended negative consequences. It raises the question of what the “best practices” trend will be when discussing potentially explosive issues in online (public) forums. 
 
OPINION: A new commandment
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By Sterling Severns   
Thursday, May 09, 2013
In these days leading up to Pentecost, I think those of us in the Richmond Baptist Association and the Baptist General Association of Virginia would be wise to put our pointing fingers away. Our hands are not meant to resemble guns and we are giving the world what they expect of us.
 
OPINION: Divesting doctrine
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By Jonathan Waits   
Thursday, May 09, 2013
A recent Religious Herald included a review of Brian McLaren’s new book Why Did Jesus, Moses, the Buddha, and Mohammed Cross the Road. I first encountered McLaren in college through his book, A New Kind of Christian. My immediate reaction to the book was excitement.
 
LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Governance study committee is 'spot on'
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By Daniel A. Polk   
Thursday, May 09, 2013
I write to commend the committee appointed by Baptist General Association of Virginia president, Carl Johnson, and chaired by Jim Baucom for the enlightened white paper they produced identifying deficiencies in the BGAV governing apparatus.
 
LETTER TO THE EDITOR: It's not your mother's WMU
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By Elise Bell   
Thursday, May 09, 2013
I have to tell you that “cutting edge” was not the first thing that came to my mind when I heard Woman's Missionary Union. I could not have been more wrong. I don’t know when the change came along, but the change has come.
 
EDITORIAL: Aunt Ida learns about fresh expressions from an unlikely source
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By Jim White   
Friday, May 03, 2013
After a lively day at Blue Bell Baptist, when a large family returning to the church for a reunion inadvertently leaves one of the kids behind, the editor's fictional Aunt Ida discovers fresh expressions of church in a postmodern world. She can’t find it on the map, but she knows it’s got to be there somewhere.
 
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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
 


 

• A more secular Europe, divided by the cross | New York Times, 6/17

• Egypt preacher spared jail for 'insulting' Christianity | AFP, 6/16

• 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

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