NASHVILLE (BP) – The Ethics & Religious Liberty Commission (ERLC) has launched a new pro-life emphasis of the Psalm 139 Project called “Across State Lines,” which focuses on providing ultrasound equipment and subsequent training to pregnancy resource centers in states where abortion is readily available.
Albert Archie, back row far left, with core members of the First Baptist Church of Madison Cancer Ministry. Submitted photo
MADISON, Miss. (BP) – Albert Archie’s cancer diagnosis came first, followed by his wife Valerie's, and then their daughter Kimberly’s. Six years into Albert’s battle, and 52 years into his marriage to Valerie, she was the first to be called home.
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“Every man lives with the specter that he is letting someone down,” a pastor once told our men’s group.
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First Baptist Church in Lenoir City, Tenn., has provided food and other supplies for approximately 900 families since the government shutdown affected SNAP benefits. Photo courtesy of First Baptist
LENOIR CITY, Tenn. (BP) – The idea came up during a men’s Bible study on Oct. 29 at First Baptist Church. The government was shut down. The news said that, come Saturday, a lot of people were going to lose SNAP benefits that put food on the table.
Albert Archie, back row far left, with core members of the First Baptist Church of Madison Cancer Ministry. Submitted photo
MADISON, Miss. (BP) – Albert Archie’s cancer diagnosis came first, followed by his wife Valerie's, and then their daughter Kimberly’s. Six years into Albert’s battle, and 52 years into his marriage to Valerie, she was the first to be called home.
