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Feature Article

Minister’s Instruction Manual available

by Keith Bassham The Minister’s Instruction Manual By Mel Brown Published by Guidance House Publishing 308 pages – $29.95 I was so happy to receive W. A. Criswell’s Guidebook for Pastors not many years after […]

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Baptist History

Lewis Lunsford

The Wonderful boy by Thomas Ray Lewis Lunsford was one of the most distinguished and suc­cessful Baptist ministers of the 18th century. He was born about 1753 in Stafford County, Virginia. His youth was marked […]

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Urban Current

Christmas changes everything

by Charles Lyons Bob, lanky, with a kind of “aw shucks” demeanor, coked his way through Columbia University in New York City. His father had died. He had to pay his mother’s mortgage while working […]

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On the Table

Is it time to celebrate Advent?

by Keith Bassham I think I’ve mentioned this before, but working a month ahead on a magazine gives me a headache around the holidays. The Novem­ber election was just a few days ago, and we’ve […]

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Worldwide Missions

Geographically different, spiritually needy

by Jon Konnerup The Baptist Bible Fellowship International has had a missionary presence in Argentina since 1960. Throughout the years, more missionaries arrived and built strong ministries — planting grow­ing churches and training dedicated leaders. […]

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Church Planting

IGNITE forums visit colleges

by Wayne Guinn The IGNITE Conference at BBC Springfield this year took place October 14-16 and featured a multi-cultural approach to church planting. America has become a vast melting pot of cultures and if we […]

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Baptist Bible College Update

Invest in future leaders

by Jim Edge Since my arrival on campus, my vision for the students has been to train a new generation of Christian leaders. I understand that many of our students will graduate from BBC to […]

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Boston Baptist College Update

Gifts to remember

by David Melton Dragging out the ornaments from last year and seeing the end of the calendar gets me thinking about the first Christmas gift I can remember. I was five or six and my […]