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Flu prompts Caraway closing

July 2 2009 by Norman Jameson, BR Editor

Camp Caraway will be closed the week of July 6-10 after two campers from the week of June 22-26 were diagnosed with H1N1 flu. The two campers became sick after they returned home and were diagnosed with the illness commonly called “swine flu.” Camp staff was then examined and five staffers were diagnosed with the virus. Camp Caraway, which runs sessions weekly during the summer, had a short ...

NAMB honors North Carolina for Annie gifts

July 1 2009 by Mickey Noah, Baptist Press

LOUISVILLE, Ky. — More than 350 representatives of small to large Southern Baptist churches were honored for their 2008 gifts to the Annie Armstrong Easter Offering for North American Missions during a June 23 luncheon at the SBC annual meeting in Louisville, Ky. BP photo by John Swain Geoff Hammond, president of the North American Missio...

Update: University cancels mission trip for ousted church

July 1 2009 by Bob Allen, Associated Baptist Press

FORT WORTH, Texas — A Kentucky Baptist university has, at the last minute, withdrawn its invitation to host a youth mission team from Texas after the Southern Baptist Convention disfellowshipped their church for its toleration of homosexuals. Brent Beasley, pastor of Broadway Ba...

Churchill Downs chaplain sees faith blossom

July 1 2009 by David R. Lema Jr., Baptist Press

LOUISVILLE, Ky. — The “Run for the Roses” is well-known at Churchill Downs, but for assistant chaplain Yurian Cabrera, the “roses” of the Kentucky Derby come second to seeing faith blossom at the famed racetrack’s fruit of ministry. Cabrera, a 29-year-old native of Cuba, is a church planting missionary and part-time pastor of Iglesia Bautista Senda de Luz in Louisville. Serving as a chaplain...

Korean Baptists reach missionary goal early

July 1 2009 by Karen L. Willoughby, Baptist Press

LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Members of the Council of Korean Southern Baptist Churches in America are celebrating the mobilization of 1,000 people for missions service through the International Mission Board (IMB). The council set a goal in 2007 of sending out 1,000 missionaries through the International Mission Board by the year 2010. The 600 or more people at the Korean Council’s annual meeting in L...

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Flu prompts Caraway closing

NAMB honors North Carolina for Annie gifts

Update: University cancels mission trip for ousted church

Churchill Downs chaplain sees faith blossom

Korean Baptists reach missionary goal early

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Neal Eller makes good point

Glad for editorial

What are we doing?

Baptist ‘jewel’ being overlooked

Appreciates issue

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Tightening belts — and helping others

Life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness

Fulfilling Great Commission task

Revival: how to measure success

Analysis: Generation gap creates dilemma for SBC

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