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Regents approve Baylor Benefit program Baylor University regents at their February board meeting approved the Baylor Benefit program to assist financially disadvantaged students and heard a positive report related to the university’s Faith and Character Study. The Baylor Benefit program will cover full tuition costs for students from.... ‘A Nashville Legacy’ Is a Feel-Good Hallmark Mahogany Movie Celebrating Black Music History “A Nashville Legacy,” the
new Mahogany feature from Hallmark Movies and Mysteries, centers on the sleuthing efforts of a Ph.D. student who risks a new romance to unearth the truth about her family’s musical legacy. Though celebrating the influence of Black popular music, the feel-good movie also gives a glimpse into controversies tied to its gospel-linked history.... Unity, Charismatic Masses, and Africa The third essay in this series reviewed some of the difficulties attendant upon the genesis of the Novus Ordo (NO). It also challenged that claim of Cavadini, Healy, and Weinandy (CHW) that the traditional Latin Mass (TLM) was theologically flawed and that the Holy Spirit has clearly shown a preference for the
NO.... If you thought Republicans’ anti-woke agenda couldn’t get any crazier, think again. This week, a new bill passed in the South Carolina House that could stir up all sorts of crazy in the state’s public schools. The bill, passed on February 8, allows parents to sue public school districts in the state teaching a curriculum they perceive as racist....
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How your own musical taste can be an oppressor or liberator My favorite movie
ever since I first saw it in high school is “O Brother Where Art Thou?” I bought the soundtrack and, as all millennials did in their teens, read every page of the booklet in the CD case. From page to page, as it tells the story of the songs, events, and characters therein, despite being loosely based on The Odyssey, the reader quickly gets the impression that the music was not
made....
Texas church declared ‘US Building of the Year’ Saint Sarkis Armenian Church in Carrollton, Texas, has been declared the U.S. Building of the year by World-Architects, an international association of architects and engineers. The church site spans more than 4.5 acres and includes a
sanctuary and church building, youth center, gym, kitchen, offices and classrooms....
Church, mosque and synagogue share site at Abrahamic Family House Tell me if you’ve heard this one before — a priest, a rabbi and an imam all walk into a prayer center. But this time, it’s not a setup to a joke. A new interfaith construction in the Middle East is serving as the home to a church, a synagogue, and a mosque. Known as The Abrahamic Family House, the complex — located in the United Arab Emirates — has already hosted some prayer and
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Addressing church decline one child at a time On a recent Sunday morning, projection
screens at the Windsong Church of Christ displayed Psalm 127:3: “Children are a heritage from the Lord.” On stage, the church’s elders surrounded their preacher’s family in prayer. Minister Chris Kearney’s infant daughter, Miah, looked out at the congregation.... Last week, Cedarville University’s campus newspaper, Cedars, reported a “spiritual awakening” at the Ohio Baptist school. Likewise, The Christian Post reported an “‘outpouring of the Lord’ in campus revival” at Cedarville. And both CBN and Fox News announced that the “Asbury Revival” had spread to other schools, including Cedarville University.... Decolonize Your Faith This Lent: A Reading List Last year for Lent, I wrote about something I called “Old Habits Die Hard,” a challenge for you and me to examine our complicity in systems of oppression in America today, and to ask how those old habits can die in our lives. In essence, it was a Lenten project in decolonizing. I did not grow up with Lent. In the Southern Baptist tradition, we knew Christmas and Easter, but little in between.... How Have American Christian Churches Responded to Anti-Asian Racism? Last month a college student at Indiana University Bloomington was stabbed in the face by a woman who later confessed to police that she had attacked the student because the student is “Chinese.” The assailant explained that she wanted “one less person to blow up our
country.” The Parable of the Good Samaritan has long been admired for its surprising twist, how the hero of the story is a despised outsider. But another distinctive aspect of the parable concerns how it universalizes the demand to become a neighbor. The parable does this by emphasizing the "situationalistic" aspect of extending care and help toward others....
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