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Home > Baptist and Reflector News
May 21, 2013
Sunday School Lesson: Bible Studies for Life - May 22May 22: Giving Others What they Really Need Focal Passage: Proverbs 11:12-14; 17:17; 18:24; 27:5-6, 9-10, 17; 28:23; 29:10 [Read More] MMC Nears Completion New disaster relief facility to be dedicated on Saturday, June 1 [Read More] Sunday School Lesson: Explore the Bible - May 22 May 22: Look for Good Works Focal Passage: Titus 3:1-15 [Read More] No Issue Next Week In accordance with the publication schedule of the Baptist and Reflector, there will not be an issue the week of Memorial Day [Read More] Volunteers to be Honored Voluneers Make MMC Reality When Kay and John Thomas, members of First Baptist Church, Sevierville, attend the June 1 dedication of the new Missions Mobilization Center in Mount Juliet, they will join several hundred more volunteers who will be honored that day. [Read More] Young men should prepare for possible bivo ministry Bivos Are Key: Gilder “Why do we champion and applaud people going to an obscure place on a foreign mission field but criticize a man who does that here in the United States?” [Read More] Coltharp to Retire Gary Coltharp, president-treasurer, Tennessee Baptist Foundation, will retire March 31, 2014. [Read More] Reflections 25 Years Later — It’s Still a Blessing It’s hard to believe that I have been with the paper for a quarter of a century. [Read More] David Acres leads the way with assistance from Elizabeth Holmes Mobilizing Disaster Relief Volunteers Try to find out any information about Tennessee Baptist Disaster Relief and you will likely be referred to one of two people — David Acres or Elizabeth Holmes. [Read More] May 15, 2013
West Tennessee Ministers Explore TopicRacial Reconciliation a Gospel Issue Racial reconciliation is a gospel issue, agreed a panel of speakers at Union University. “The Gospel and Race” was the topic for the May 7 meeting of the West Tennessee Ministers Conference hosted on the Union campus. [Read More] C-N Trustees Affirm Statements Carson-Newman faculty members affirm faith and Christian worldview Carson-Newman University’s board of trustees has approved Affirmation of Faith and Christian Worldview statements for the institution. [Read More] Office Area Named in Honor of Phyllis Bates “Phyllis has been with the Executive Board for 40 years this coming August. The Scripture in Romans 13:7 says that we are ‘to give honor where honor is due,’ and a great deal of honor is due to this dear lady who has served the Lord and Tennessee Baptists faithfully, effectively, and with excellence. [Read More]
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