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Southern Baptist Convention puts brakes on name change
“Southern Baptists to stick (mostly) with same name” Religion News Service. February 21, 2012.
A task force is recommending that the Southern Baptist Convention [SBC] maintain its official name but give members of the nation’s largest Protestant denomination the option of calling themselves “Great Commission Baptists.”
The recommendation on Monday (February 20) determined that changing the Southern Baptist Convention name was fraught with legal and logistical problems.
Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary President Paige Patterson, a traditionalist and a member of the task force, had long favored a name change but said it is likely too difficult to pull off.
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March 26, 2012 issue
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Letters
Joy V. Smith, Barbara Johnson, Myriam Betouche, Jodi Crump Beatty
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All creatures–big and small
Jeff Ward-Bailey, Staff Editor
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Southern Baptist Convention puts brakes on name change
Adelle M. Banks
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'Universe' exhibit in Pisa, Italy, spotlights scientific discoveries
Alessandro Speciale
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Tender care for all God's creatures
Caroline Martin
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Complete healing for our kitten
Tiffany Panfili
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Cocoa comes home
Diane Askew
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Our goat–healed of blindness
Elizabeth Graser-Lindsey, Jessica Lindsey
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How divine Mind removed the ants
Charles T. Maack
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The 'miracle dog'
Deanna Whitfield
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We're here to help each other
Pamela Foulds Urell
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Singin' in the rain
Hal Shrewsbury
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All the peaceful horses
Elodie Reed
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Changing schools!
Maud
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Light obliterates darkness
Abby Fuller
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What are your politics?
Diane Marrapodi
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A new look: The Christian Science Monitor weekly edition
Clayton Collins
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Dino's healing
Hallie Keel
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Knee pain healed
Satinder Kumar Kapoor
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Healed of sorrow and of flu
Teresa Maria da Silva Ferreira
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To preserve life
The Editors