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Georgia Baptist churches see baptisms grow through faithful evangelism

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By Henry Durand, Karen Garcia, Timothy Cockes Verified
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Georgia Baptist churches of every size are seeing people come to faith in Christ, and pastors say the growth is coming not from elaborate programs but from faithful preaching, persistent prayer, personal evangelism and churches willing to celebrate every baptism as a work of God. “The remarkable increase in baptisms across Georgia over the past four years is a testimony to God’s work through local churches,” said Steve Foster, the Georgia Baptist Mission Board’s evangelism catalyst.
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Join seminary mission trip a picture of SBC cooperation

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By Henry Durand, Karen Garcia, Timothy Cockes Verified
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Students and faculty from four Southern Baptist seminaries took a joint trip to the Asia-Pacific region this summer to learn about the culture and share the Gospel. A group of more than 35 from New Orleans, Southeastern, Southwestern and Southern Baptist Theological Seminaries participated in the two-week trip in late May and early June.
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