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Appreciates service of Dan Ridley
December 31 2008 by Michael McKnight, Greenville
On Oct. 31, 2008, North Carolina Baptists lost the services of a wonderful friend, leader and encourager in the retirement of Dan Ridley, the Baptist State Convention’s (BSC) music and worship team leader. Dan served on the BSC’s music team for the past 11-plus years, first as a music consultant and then as team leader. Throughout his tenure, churches across the state have benefited from his t...
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Make up your own story
December 31 2008 by Glenn Kling, Wilmington
I read with interest “
Was Bethlehem innkeeper history’s rudest host?
” (BR, Dec. 20, 2008) Mr. MacDonald asserts that the innkeeper and stable were likely fictional since the story is “rich with symbolism.” If the stable was fictional and it was really a feeding trough pla...
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Criticism breaks heart
December 16 2008 by William Sisk, Rutherfordton
It breaks my heart as a Southern Baptist to pick up the paper and see all this lashing out at each other with whom we are supposed to be “brother and sister” in Christ. We should all be able to agree to disagree and pray for each other. It’s embarrassing to see an
article written
about the staff of the Bi...
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Seeing things differently is OK
December 16 2008 by Len Keever, Dunn
In Jesus’ prayer for unity in John 17 He does not chastise Matthew for seeing things differently than John, and he says nothing about Peter and his future conflicts with Paul in Galatia. He does not focus on how some disciples will write gospels or begin new churches while others drift into obscurity. Instead, Jesus prays that they then (and we now) will be unified just as the Father and the So...
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Paying attention
December 16 2008 by John Inscore Essick, Lexington, KY
I enjoyed your
recent piece on Christmas symbols in public venues
. Thinking this might be a good way to spark some healthy conversation, I forwarded the column to a few friends and family. Their reactions varied, but the ensuing exchanges assured me that the ques...
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Santa Claus has left the building
With a wry smile the young Duke seminarian greeted worshipers with the words, “Santa Claus has left the mall” during a meeting of members of the North American Baptist Fellowship, a regional group of the Baptist World Alliance. Though the tinsel of Christmas season is back in boxes and tucked into the attic and all the trappings of t...
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