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Boston Baptist College Update

History

One hundred years ago, almost to this very day, Boston experienced a great tragedy, one so odd that almost no locals even know about it.  It’s called the Great Molasses Flood.  In early 1919 a […]

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Praying Like Jesus Did

If you run a ministry college in the 21stcentury I’m pretty sure you pray.  I do. I’ve often said that we pray “best” in a crisis, so my college work makes me prolific, sort of!  But […]

Boston Baptist College Update

Don’t Sneeze

You know the old joke, “Don’t Sneeze or you’ll miss it!”  Little towns have been the brunt of a lot of wise cracks.  I’m a “big city” guy – I admit it…at least I like […]

Boston Baptist College Update

Potatoes

I recently had a discussion with a health professional about my diet. I’ll spare you the details, but basically, I was told that I am more of a man than I should be! When asked […]

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Holiday Season in Boston

I would dare say if you ask alumni of Boston how they would characterize our college community, most of them would use the word “family.” This college has a remarkable sense of community, and that’s […]

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Ancestry

by David Melton I’m a history guy, not only by innate interest but by training, so I always cringe when a student here in Boston gives me the “I don’t like history” line.  Ugh.  I […]

Boston Baptist College Update

Three Guys and a Calculator

Carl, Bob and Tim know tedium. At our church, these good men are our offering counters. Week after week, though most people never know it, they count and double check what hits the offering basket. […]

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Mrs. Malone

by David Melton Jewell Malone. You have never heard of her. But I knew her. Mrs. Malone was the first Sunday school teacher I can remember. I was four years old. She was already a […]

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Change of status

by David Melton I’m looking at Greece differently. Koine — New Testament Greek, was my minor in college. To this day I love to work on difficult texts by studying the original language. It’s a […]