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SBDR, Send Relief respond after Hurricane Francine makes landfall as Category 2

By Brandon Elrod
September 12 2024

MORGAN CITY, La. (BP) — Hurricane Francine made landfall Wednesday night, hitting the Louisiana coast in Terrebonne Parish, with Morgan City facing particularly bad damage. Southern Baptist Disaster Relief (SBDR), with help from Send Relief, has been assessing and preparing to send volunteer teams to bring help and hope... read more

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Georgia Baptist churches offer support, healing in wake of school shooting

By Henry Durand
September 12 2024

WINDER, Ga. (BP) — As the residents of Barrow County, and especially the students at Apalachee High School, deal with the aftermath of last week’s school shooting, Georgia Baptist churches are working together to provide support... read more

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Gen Z most fearful, anxious, but Scripture halves anxiety, study shows

By Diana Chandler, Baptist Press
September 12 2024

PHILADELPHIA (BP) — Generation Z, the first to grow up with smartphones and tablets, is the most fearful and anxious of any age, the American Bible Society (ABS) said in its latest release from the 2024 State of the Bible... read more

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103-plus Sudan refugees saved; Baptist ministry serves meals at mosques

By Diana Chandler, Baptist Press
September 12 2024

SOUTH SUDAN (BP) — The Muslim Sudanese refugee said he was the richest man in his village before he lost all he owned. “I’ve lost everything, but I know it was good because now I found God,” he told Zach Potts of Empower One, a Send Relief partner serving Sudanese refugees... read more

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Small groups remain key aspect of churches’ discipleship ministry

By Aaron Earls, Lifeway
September 12 2024

BRENTWOOD, Tenn. (BP) — Visiting a friend outside his hometown of Gloucester, England, in the late 1700s, Robert Raikes encountered children cursing, gambling and fighting in the streets. He was horrified, but a local woman told him it was even worse on Sundays, the children’s one day off each week from the factory... read more

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