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AfterWords

The shaking of the nations

by Noel Smith Tribune Founder Adapted from an address delivered by Tribune founder Noel Smith in November, 1956. “… I will shake all nations, and the desire of all nations shall come …” Haggai 2:7. […]

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Feature Article

Dragons on my doorstep

by Sharon Hoffman This is the prayer journal belonging to Ruby Prentiss. Ruby’s name is a fiction, taken from the Virtuous Woman chapter in Proverbs, but she is not a fiction. Rather, she is a […]

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Baptist History

Henry Toler

The danger of bitterness by Thomas Ray Henry Toler was born January 3, 1761, in King William County, Virginia. He was converted and baptized when he was about 16 years old. Almost immediately he began […]

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Urban Current

Urban crisis, national challenge

by Charles Lyons In Waiting for Superman, “Documentary filmmaker Davis Guggenheim explores the tragic ways in which the American public education system is failing our nation’s chil­dren.” – Jason Buchanan, Rovi (www.waitingforsuperman.com) Once again an […]

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On the Table

The shaking of the nations

by Keith Bassham A few days after the Egyptian protests, a friend asked me about a Noel Smith essay, “The Shaking of the Nations.” I remem­bered it just a little, and after checking the archives, […]

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President Perspective

World changers, not wind chasers

by Linzy Slayden When the writer of the book of Ecclesiastes determined his purpose in life, he started by accumulating a vast sum of money, only to discover that it didn’t provide the meaning he […]

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Worldwide Missions

From everywhere … to everywhere

by Jon Konnerup In the past 60 years, the churches of the Baptist Bible Fellowship International have developed a burden for this world manifested through their incredible giving to missions and sending of mission­aries. By […]

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Church Planting

NCPO helps rebirth churches, too

by Wayne Guinn The NCPO is not only helping start brand new churches, but it is also helping to rebirth languishing churches. We believe this is an important work too. It was exciting for the […]