Religion
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Chattanooga ministry selected to lead church effort addressing social issues
A Chattanooga ministry was one of six organizations nationwide chosen to pilot a church-led collaboration program aimed at creating systemic community change.
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Chattanooga’s Hindu community plans new temple after nearly 30 years in current space
Each May, Chattanooga's Hindu community celebrates the anniversary of its temple opening.
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BreakPoint: De-conversion, deconstruction and repentance
To paraphrase the author of Ecclesiastes, of the writing of "deconversion" testimonies, there seems to be no end.
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Pastor Bo: It’s time to get to work, America
If records from the world in general and America in particular survive a few more generations, I rather suspect that one item of interest will generate a lot of buzz amongst those future historians:
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Living on Purpose: God desires to heal and restore
Can God heal us? Of course! We do not need to speculate or wonder about his ability to provide miracles and bring restoration even in the most difficult situations. Jeremiah 17:14 says, "Heal me, O Lord, and I shall be healed. Save me, and I shall be saved: for Thou art my praise."
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EXPLAINER: What is the Catholic Communion controversy?
A committee of U.S. Catholic bishops is getting to work on a policy document that has stirred controversy among their colleagues before a word of it has even been written.
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Southern Baptists pick president who worked for racial unity
The Southern Baptist Convention tamped down a push from the right at its largest meeting in decades on Tuesday, electing a new president who has worked to bridge racial divides in the church and defeating an effort to make an issue of critical race theory.
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Southern Baptist board OKs investigation into sex abuse controversy
The president of the Southern Baptist Convention's Executive Committee said Friday it is contracting an outside firm to investigate its actions amid accusations that top denominational leaders mishandled sex abuses cases, despite calls from some critics for a more independent probe.
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Pastor Bo: With kids, fun times make the stern times agreeable
That he pointed the gun at me was not too surprising, to be honest.
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Living on Purpose: The turning point of World War II
Each year in early June, we observe the anniversary of the Normandy invasion of World War II, commonly called D-Day.
