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Is There a Biblical Approach to Planning?

June 18, 2011 Christopher Sanchez

It occurs to me that I have been rather inactive here at the blog so I thought I should remedy…

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By Aaron Earls If someone is regularly sitting in a church pew, their name is probably also on the church membership roll.According to a Lifeway Research study, around 4 in 5 U.S. adults who attend a Protestant church in a typical month are members of that congregation. Specifically, 82% of regular churchgoers say they are currently a member of the church they attend. Fewer than 1 in 5 (17%) say they’re not a member, while 1% aren’t sure.“It is typical for Protestant churches to have formal membership of some kind,” said Scott McConnell, executive director of Lifeway Research. “However, churches can place different points of emphasis on becoming a member that could influence who formally joins. Some congregations highlight that membership signifies the biblical pattern of every believer belonging to a local church and others use it as a prerequisite for serving in specific roles or participating in congregational votes. Churches can also focus on their commitment to the member or ask members to commit to God and each other in specific practices.” ... See MoreSee Less

Churchgoers Are Likely Also Church Members - Lifeway Research

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Around 4 in 5 U.S. adults who attend a Protestant church in a typical month are members of that congregation.
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By Brandon Showalter, Until the final weeks of the election cycle, gender ideology made scattered appearances on the campaign trail. But in its waning days, it rose to the fore, significantly shaping the outcome of the race.In the last stretch before November 5, Donald Trump, now the President-elect, said repeatedly that he would ban men in women’s sports, end gender indoctrination in schools and, depending on the audience, sign a bill prohibiting the sexual mutilation of minors in all 50 states. His running mate, Senator J.D. Vance of Ohio, now the Vice President-elect, also spoke about the scourge of child gender transitions on the campaign trail, most memorably during his three-hour-long interview with Joe Rogan. That they discussed it during the first portion of the podcast indicated that the subject was on many people’s minds. To date, that interview has garnered over 16 million views on YouTube. ... See MoreSee Less

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SBTC messengers unified in convention businessBy Southern Baptist TEXAN StaffHOUSTON – Messengers to the 2024 Southern Baptists of Texas Convention Annual Meeting, gathered at Sagemont Baptist Church Nov. 11-12 to conduct the business necessary for the convention’s year-round work amid two days of fellowship and inspiration.Only one motion was submitted from the floor, asking the convention to consider ways to assist congregations with insurance costs. The Committee on Order of Business assigned the motion to the SBTC Executive Board for consideration. Georgia Baptists answering the call, leading the wayBy Henry Durand/The Christian IndexSTATESBORO, Ga. — Georgia Baptists wrapped up their annual meeting, with the theme “Answer the Call,” on Nov. 12 in Statesboro. This year’s theme built upon last year’s, which was “Calling out the Called.”Steve Browning, newly elected president of the Georgia Baptist Convention, poses with second vice president Benjamin Moore, center, and first vice president Garrett Moore, right, after the annual meeting Tuesday. (Index/Henry Durand)Some 860 messengers gathered at First Baptist Statesboro for the three-day event, which kicked off Sunday, Nov. 10 with an inspirational service. ... See MoreSee Less

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SBTC messengers unified in convention business; Georgia Baptists answering the call, leading the way.
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