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  Haitian aid workers worry donors could worsen crisis

  A humanitarian aid group is urging U.S. Christian donors to refrain from worsening the situation in Haiti by donating to orphanages and to redirect their efforts instead toward initiatives helping parents support their children.

  05/13/2024 - By Fiona André / Religion News Service

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  Amid campus protests, chaplains find reason for hope

  Ask a college chaplain, and you’ll hear a story behind the pro-Palestinian protests on American college campuses that is more complicated—and in some ways less dire—than what you’re seeing on television or in your news app.

  05/13/2024 - By Elizabeth E. Evans/Religion News Service

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  Texans on Mission volunteers keep hope afloat

  Homes were under water, but the hands of Texans on Mission volunteers kept hope afloat in Rising Star, a small town north of Brownwood.

  05/13/2024 - By Taryn Johnson

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  Windstorm damage leads to flooding in San Marcos church

  When damaging storms swept through San Marcos, high winds caused major damage across the city, including to the roof of First Baptist Church.

  05/10/2024 - By Calli Keener / Baptist Standard

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  Most Americans see no moral, spiritual good in AI

  Most surveyed Americans don’t see a moral or spiritual benefit to artificial intelligence, new research from the American Bible Society revealed.

  05/10/2024 - By Diana Chandler / Baptist Press

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  Waco church works alongside local agencies to meet needs

  Some children go without meals, sleep on the floor and have nobody to read to them. Meadowbrook Baptist Church in Waco is working to change that.

  05/09/2024 - By Emily Hughitt

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  Christian presence quickly dwindling in Gaza

  International Christian Concern estimated 25 percent to half of the 900 to 1,000 Christians who lived in Gaza before the war have fled, and an additional 25 percent are applying to leave.

  05/09/2024 - By Diana Chandler / Baptist Press

• On the Move: Rhodes

  Pastor announced for Lorena church.

  05/08/2024 - By Staff / Baptist Standard

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  Keeping multi-faith lines of communication open

  People of faith must move beyond tribalism and identify with human suffering experienced by those on “the other side,” a Baptist minister involved in promoting multi-faith relationships said.

  05/08/2024 - By Ken Camp / Managing Editor

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  Disaster relief teams deployed, major response anticipated

  Texans on Mission has deployed five disaster relief teams to respond to widespread flooding in Southeast Texas and has many more lined up to serve in a multi-site relief effort.

  05/08/2024 - By John Hall / Texans on Mission

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  Around the State: DBU women’s soccer and volleyball serve in Costa Rica

  The Dallas Baptist University women’s soccer and volleyball teams served local schools in Costa Rica and ran sports clinics for the students.

  05/08/2024 - By Staff / Baptist Standard

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  Wissam al-Saliby named 21Wilberforce president

  Wissam al-Saliby, a Lebanese Baptist with experience advocating for human rights and international religious freedom, is the new president of 21Wilberforce.

  05/08/2024 - By Ken Camp / Managing Editor