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‘Not our enemy’: NC church prays for man who vandalized sanctuary
OAKBORO, N.C. — In some ways, the worship service at Red Cross Baptist Church on the first Sunday in July was like any other with singing, praying and preaching. But in other ways, it was much different... read more
Churches see gospel fruit from pickleball outreach, Helene rebuild
As North Carolina Baptists prepare for the upcoming ServeNC Week on Aug. 2-9, one of the things they’re praying for is open doors to gospel conversations and connections. ServeNC Week challenges churches to show Jesus not only in action but in word, to share the good news in every encounter... read more
SEBTS cohorts share unlikely ministry 20 years later
ANTARCTICA — For the small number of believers at McMurdo Station in Antarctica, the transition from one military chaplain to another can bring with it a degree of trepidation and uncertainty. However, when the transition included two Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary (SEBTS) alumni, things looked different... read more
Judge halts NC county’s denial of Summit Church’s zoning request in ongoing lawsuit
GREENSBORO, N.C. — A federal judge denied the Chatham County Board of Commissioners’ motion to dismiss a lawsuit brought by The Summit Church and partially granted the church’s request for a preliminary injunction against the county’s decision to deny The Summit’s application to rezone approximately 50 acres of land for a new worship facility... read more
A mighty fortress
When the Baptist State Convention of North Carolina purchased an abandoned military outpost in 1949 that predated the Civil War for the permanent site of a new retreat center, few could envision what the property would become... read more
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Judge halts NC county’s denial of Summit Church’s zoning request in ongoing lawsuit
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SEBTS cohorts share unlikely ministry 20 years later
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Churches see gospel fruit from pickleball outreach, Helene rebuild
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‘Not our enemy’: NC church prays for man who vandalized sanctuary
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SBTC DR begins helping survivors, first responders navigate the emotional toll following deadly floods
