2005 Archives
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Tour helps Texas Baptists understand their heritage
Posted: 8/05/05
Stephen Stookey of the B.H. Carroll Institute speaks to a Texas Baptist group at a once-hidden Baptist church in Tewksbury, England. (Photos by by Ferrell Foster) Tour helps Texas Baptists
understand their heritageBy Ferrell Foster
Texas Baptist Communications
TEWKSBURY, England–Thirty-five Baptists gathered in a “hidden” church meetinghouse in a picturesque English village, and they heard about the Baptists who met there more than 300 years ago.
08/05/2005 - By John Rutledge
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Cartoon
Posted: 8/05/05
Sunday, Aug. 14, 11:40 a.m.: Pastor Hangtime realizes his congregation beat him to the "all heads bowed; all eyes closed" invitation. 08/05/2005 - By John Rutledge
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Texas Baptist Forum
Posted: 8/05/05
Texas Baptist Forum
Modes of baptism
While I respect Weldon Poise's beliefs regarding baptism (July 25), I offer the following for consideration:
First, Baptist commitment to immersion far pre-dates the rise of Land-markism in the early 1800s. Perhaps he has confused the issue of “alien immersion” with the question of immersion as the New Testament mode of baptism.
Letters are welcomed. Send them to marvknox@baptiststandard.com; 250 words maximum.
08/05/2005 - By John Rutledge
Vermont partnership positively impacts Temple church
Posted: 8/05/05
Volunteers from First Baptist Church in Temple work in partnership with Green Mountain Baptist Association in Vermont to sponsor a soccer camp. Vermont partnership positively
impacts Temple churchBy Meghan Merchant
Communications Intern
Members of First Baptist Church in Temple have long-standing relationships in Vermont. They know the names of roads, towns and people. And they returned to the state on a mission trip for the 10th consecutive year this July.
08/05/2005 - By John Rutledge
Partnership links Kenyan college and Plainview church
Posted: 8/05/05
Fourteen members of First Baptist Church of Plainview and 14 Kenyan workers sit in front of the duplex they built at Kenya Baptist Theological College that will house visiting professors and female students. Members of First Baptist Church of Plainview who made the trip were David and Cathy Howle, George and Debbie Merriwether, Dustin and Courtney Williams, Caren Smith, Don Smith, Lori Flemons, Jorge Sanchez, Stan DeMerritt, Eddy Curry, Brandon Burrows and Rodney Cooper. Partnership links Kenyan
college and Plainview churchBy Jonathan Petty
Wayland Baptist University
PLAINVIEW–David Howle of Wayland Baptist University told the 14 volunteers who traveled to Kenya their mission was building–not just constructing a women's dormitory at a college, but building relationships.
08/05/2005 - By John Rutledge


