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Wounded ministers

Rejected ministers find acceptance and help

Uncertain times breed anxiety, disrupt churches

Mentoring program helps ministers chart true course

Wounded ‘soldier of the cross’ scarred by Christian service

Separate identity key to softening hurt for ministers’ spouses

FIRST HAND: How a pastor lost his soul

Rising gas costs fuel creativity as churches help offset prices

O’Brien to head Carson-Newman

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Wounded ministers: Ministers’ wounds can cause them to question -- or even abandon -- their call to ministry. But what wounds a minister?

Virginia News

Virginia Baptists celebrate 10 years of soccer ministry partnership

Virginia Baptists hammer home the blessings

Eagle Eyrie dedicates new swimming pool

High Hills woman completes 50th consecutive year at Eagle Eyrie

BTSR to inaugurate Crawford as president

SW Center to offer classes this fall

World News

Maybe Indiana Jones should have looked in Ethiopia

Editorials & Opinions

EDITORIAL: Aunt Ida meets a hard Baptist

SECOND OPINION: To bee or not to bee

RIGHT OR WRONG?

Heritage Column

Letters to the Editor

Serving seniors for 60 years

Suspicion rooted in ignorance, denial

BGAV nominees to SBC committees

How does God offer salvation?

Did God really say?

Get the log out of your own eye first

Church & People News

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