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STOCKBRIDGE, Ga. — North Henry Baptist Church is nearing the completion of a gradual pastoral transition that has allowed longtime pastor Stan Jordan and his successor, Josh Clark, to serve alongside one another for nearly a year.
Despite limited access to theological education and resources, Cuban pastors remain committed to studying and sharing Scripture, said Cuban Baptist pastor, theologian, and scholar Arcadis Solano.
When Milwaukee Brewers pitcher Aaron Ashby took the mound in the seventh inning of game four of the National League Championship Series, the Brewers had already defeated the Los Angeles Dodgers three times in the best-of-seven matchup.
For years, church attendance has been declining. Reportedly, it is beginning to increase among people referred to as “Gen. Z.” Hopefully that is true. At any rate, church attendance, if you are able to go, is very important and should be a top priority.
ATLANTA — Georgia’s class of 2026 scored lower on the ACT than the class of 2025, but they still beat the national average. Georgia’s 2026 graduates who took the college admissions test after their freshman year earned an average composite score of 20.9, down half a point from the score of the prior year’s graduates.
ALPHARETTA, Ga. – Mike Camire extended an invitation after a worship service during the mission camp his students attended this summer. A seventh-grade girl came to his wife, Julie, following the invitation and asked to talk. “So, my wife took her, and then a couple of her friends actually went with her,” said Camire, “and they went out into the hall, and my wife shared the gospel with her and led her to the Lord.”
