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Chile relief focuses on food, shelter

March 11 2010 by Mark Kelly, Baptist Press

CONCEPCION, Chile — Southern Baptist disaster relief volunteers are on the ground in Chile, partnering with Chilean Baptists to address critical needs in two areas hit hard by the 8.8-magnitude earthquake that struck the country Feb. 27. A six-member team from the South Carolina Baptist Convention landed in Santiago March 9 and a second team plans to arrive March 15. Two teams from the So...

In Chile, adopt-a-city relief plan begins

March 11 2010 by Tristan Taylor, Baptist Press

TALCA, Chile — Exhausted from traveling through south-central Chile to assess earthquake damage, a team of Southern Baptist and Chilean Baptist leaders bedded down on the floor of La Iglesia Bautista El Sembrador (Baptist Church of the Sower) in Talca. The next morning they discovered they were in exactly the right place to make significant connections to help with future relief work. Th...

Widow shares experience of Fred Winter’s death

March 11 2010 by Bob Allen, Associated Baptist Press

MARYVILLE, Ill. — March 8, 2009, started out as a fairly normal Sunday for Cindy Winters. Her husband, Fred, got up early to preach the 8:15 a.m. service at First Baptist Church in Maryville, Ill. One of their daughters rode with her father because she was working in the nursery that morning. Cindy and their other daughter came later. Then the nightmare began. As she neared the church w...

AAEO Day 5 — Reaching a vast wilderness

March 11 2010 by Mickey Noah, North American Mission Board

What could be better than serving as a North American Mission Board (NAMB) missionary in picturesque Colorado Springs? After all, the city of 380,000 backs up to the base of snow-capped, 14,000 feet-tall Pikes Peak on the edge of the Rocky Mountains. Money and Outside magazines have both deemed it as No. 1 on the list of the best places to live in the United States. It’s perceived a...

Native son prays for change at home

March 10 2010 by Melissa Lilley, BSC Communications

George Russ is someone people can’t help but like. Spend a little time with Russ and you will walk away feeling life is great. When Russ gets excited his voice gets louder and his eyes widen and those listening get even more excited about the subject. He knows where the great restaurants are and though he’s probably done the tourist thing a million times he still gets excited sharing ab...

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Chile relief focuses on food, shelter

In Chile, adopt-a-city relief plan begins

Widow shares experience of Fred Winter’s death

AAEO Day 5 — Reaching a vast wilderness

Native son prays for change at home

Opinions

Tar Heel Voices

Hunt excited about SBC future

Embrace believer priesthood

Applauds Steve Davis

Thanks for NCBAM

Thoughts on weather cancellations

Guest Columns

In a New York state of mind

Attracting a crowd at VBS

GCR report — more questions than answers

When the best days seem behind us, not ahead

Organizing a structured quiet time

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