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Guía de oración de la SBC por Israel
Metadata: Share this post: El dolor y la tristeza en todo Israel son inimaginables. La organización terrorista Hamás atacó Israel el 7 de octubre y la guerra ha causado miles de muertos y heridos. Las familias lloran la pérdida de sus seres queridos mientras otras tratan de averiguar el paradero de los desaparecidos.
Duck Dynasty’s Robertson clan spurs drug dealer to faith, ministry
Metadata: Topic(s): EvangelismFormat(s): Text Articles Share this post: WEST MONROE, La. (BP) – When Duck Commander called, Bryan Rucker had resorted to days of getting high and drunk. An illegal multi-state drug pipeline that earned him $60,000 a month ended when he was imprisoned for his part in a deadly drug deal. Freed from prison, Rucker lived in chaos.
Lawsuit threat by Greenway ‘baseless’ and ‘absurd,’ says SWBTS leadership
Metadata: Topic(s): Southwestern Baptist Theological SeminaryFormat(s): Text Articles Share this post: FORT WORTH, Texas (BP) – A demand letter sent by former president Adam Greenway threatening a $5 million lawsuit is “incredibly disappointing” in light of efforts to work toward “an amicable resolution” following his dismissal a year ago from Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, the school’s trustee board chair said. According to The Tennessean, a Sept.
NOBTS trustees celebrate local church commitment
Metadata: Topic(s): New Orleans Baptist Theological SeminaryFormat(s): Text Articles Share this post: NEW ORLEANS (BP) – A spirit of encouragement marked the regularly scheduled meeting of the board of trustees of New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary and Leavell College, Oct. 10-11. “We had a very productive board of trustees meeting this year,” said NOBTS President Jamie Dew.
FIRST-PERSON: A Christian response to tragedy
Metadata: Series: First PersonTopic(s): International NewsFormat(s): Text Articles Share this post: ONTARIO, Calif. (BP) – Massacre. Atrocities. Carnage. Those were some of the words used to describe the results of the Hamas terrorist attacks on Israeli civilians. Infants were mutilated. Women were raped. Senior adults were beaten. People were murdered, indiscriminately slaughtered in their homes, at work and at public events.
Churchgoers, leaders find value in ministry to women
BRENTWOOD, Tenn. (BP) – Ministry leaders and women churchgoers believe ministry to women is working in their congregations, but both feel there’s room for improvement. Lifeway Research surveyed 1,001 evangelical and Black Protestant female churchgoers in the U.S., along with 842 women’s ministry leaders for the State of Ministry to Women study. “Lifeway’s investment in equipping churches for ministry to women spans almost 30 years,” said Becky Loyd, director of Lifeway Women.
NOBTS trustees celebrate local church commitment
NEW ORLEANS (BP) – A spirit of encouragement marked the regularly scheduled meeting of the board of trustees of New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary and Leavell College, Oct. 10-11. “We had a very productive board of trustees meeting this year,” said NOBTS President Jamie Dew.
New Orleans Seminary Hispanic conference draws 800 attendees, yields salvations
NEW ORLEANS — The “Abre Mis Ojos” conference, Spanish for “open my eyes,” yielded salvations as more than 800 guests from the Hispanic community gathered at New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary for the second annual event earlier this month. The conference was developed as an intentional way for the seminary to engage the Hispanic community.
Arkansas church nearly doubles after connecting with missionaries
Metadata: Topic(s): International Mission BoardFormat(s): Text Articles Share this post: International Mission Board missionary Sheila Crowder entered the worn apartment building. She’d cleared her schedule to meet with a woman she’d been praying for long before this coffee date. As she entered the apartment, the smell of coffee grounds welcomed her in, and she knew she’d be there for a while.
As Christian persecution grows globally, U.S. struggles to receive refugees
Metadata: Topic(s): ERLC, ImmigrationFormat(s): Text Articles Share this post: WASHINGTON (BP) – Despite her resolve not to cry, tears found persecuted Iranian Christian Sima Arshadi as she briefly shared her story of resettlement in the U.S. More than a decade ago, Arshadi fled Iran with her younger son after officials raided her home, where she hosted an illegal church, and arrested her older son. Now a U.S. citizen, she is one of 2,086 Christians accepted into the U.S. from Iran in 2016.
How to spend more time in prayer
“Time,” William Penn reminded us, “is what we want most, but what we use worst.” Maybe that adage is nowhere more true than in our prayer lives. Christian leaders have often advocated spending more time in prayer. For instance, the 19th century evangelical Anglican J. C.
NEWS DIGEST: Two Mississippi ministers arrested; Baylor settles sex-abuse lawsuit
Editor’s Note: In support of the sixth strategic action of Vision 2025 adopted by messengers to the 2021 SBC Annual Meeting, Baptist Press will continue to report every instance of sexual abuse related to Southern Baptist churches, entities, institutions or leaders of which we are made aware. This story has been updated.
NOBTS Hispanic conference draws 800 attendees, yields salvations
NEW ORLEANS (BP) – The “Abre Mis Ojos” conference, Spanish for “open my eyes,” yielded salvations as more than 800 guests from the Hispanic community gathered at New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary for the second annual event, September 15-16. The conference was developed as an intentional way for NOBTS to engage the Hispanic community.
Philadelphia Serve Tour volunteers see dozens of salvations
Metadata: Topic(s): Send ReliefFormat(s): Text Articles Share this post: PHILADELPHIA – Volunteers with Send Relief’s Serve Tour arrived to minister in Kensington, a neighborhood in Philadelphia known as a hotbed for drug abuse and addiction. Theirs was one of the largest projects of the Sept. 15-16 event that occurred in the city.
NOBTS Hispanic conference draws 800 attendees, yields salvations
Metadata: Topic(s): New Orleans Baptist Theological SeminaryFormat(s): Text Articles Share this post: NEW ORLEANS (BP) – The “Abre Mis Ojos” conference, Spanish for “open my eyes,” yielded salvations as more than 800 guests from the Hispanic community gathered at New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary for the second annual event, September 15-16. The conference was developed as an intentional way for NOBTS to engage the Hispanic community.
FROM THE SEMINARIES: SBTS Mullins Lectures; MBTS Spurgeon Lectures; Senator visits NOBTS
‘All preaching is persuasion,’ Helm says in annual Mullins Lectures By Travis Hearn and Jeff Robinson/SBTS LOUISVILLE, Ky. (BP) – A faithful preacher’s role is to move from exegesis to persuasive exposition, to communicate biblical truth with clarity, and to bring credibility as a godly man to the pulpit, David Helm told attendees of the 2022 E.Y. Mullins Lectures, held Oct. 26–27 at Southern Seminary.
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Respiratory and cardiopulmonary limitations to aerobic exercise capacity in adults born preterm
Mini-Review (unsolicited) Joseph W. Duke and Andrew T. Lovering Abstract Adults born preterm, regardless of whether or not they develop bronchopulmonary dysplasia, have underdeveloped respiratory and cardiopulmonary systems. The resulting impaired respiratory and cardiopulmonary systems are inadequate for the challenges imposed by aerobic exercise, which is exacerbated by the presence of bronchopulmonary dysplasia.
Alleviating mechanical constraints to ventilation with heliox improves exercise endurance in adult survivors of very preterm birth
Alleviating mechanical constraints to ventilation with heliox improves exercise endurance in adult survivors of very preterm birth Joseph W Duke1, Amy M Zidron2, Igor M Gladstone3, Andrew T Lovering4 1 Department of Biological Sciences, Northern Arizona University, Flagstaff, Arizona, USA 2 Department of Pediatrics, Ohio University Heritage College of Osteopathic Medicine, Athens, Ohio, USA 3 Department of Pediatrics, Oregon Health & Science University, Portland, Oregon, USA 4 Department of...
Alleviating mechanical constraints to ventilation with heliox improves exercise endurance in adult survivors of very preterm birth
Abstract Adult survivors of very preterm birth (PRET) have significantly lower aerobic exercise capacities than their counterparts born at term (CONT), but the underlying cause is unknown. To test whether expiratory flow limitation (EFL) during exercise negatively affects exercise endurance in PRET, we had PRET and CONT exercise to exhaustion breathing air and again breathing heliox. In PRET, EFL decreased and time-to-exhaustion increased significantly while breathing heliox.
Alleviating mechanical constraints to ventilation with heliox improves exercise endurance in adult survivors of very preterm birth
Adult survivors of very preterm birth (PRET) have significantly lower aerobic exercise capacities than their counterparts born at term (CONT), but the underlying cause is unknown. To test whether expiratory flow limitation (EFL) during exercise negatively affects exercise endurance in PRET, we had PRET and CONT exercise to exhaustion breathing air and again breathing heliox. In PRET, EFL decreased and time-to-exhaustion increased significantly while breathing heliox.
As AGF Drags Gov Ayade, Aides To Police, DSS — Nigeria Today
By Joseph Duke Many indigenes and residents of Cross River State were on joyous mood when the news broke that the Attorney General of the Federation and Minister of Justice, Abubakar Malami in response to petitions written by well- meaning indigenes of the state has ordered investigation into allegations of threats to bodily harm against the critics of the Cross River State government.
As AGF Drags Gov Ayade, Aides To Police, DSS - leadership.ng
By Joseph Duke Many indigenes and residents of Cross River State were on joyous mood when the news broke that the Attorney General of the Federation and Minister of Justice, Abubakar Malami in response to petitions written by well- meaning indigenes of the state has ordered investigation into allegations of threats to bodily harm against the critics of the Cross River State government.
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