Perkins appointed to international religious freedom watchdog group
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May 4th, 2018 By: Michael Foust
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Bluebonnets and the Resurrection
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African-American scholarships double to 20
Thursday, April 12th
FORT WORTH—In anticipation of doubling the number of scholarships offered to African-American students at Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, trustees there approved the president’s [...]
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Tuesday, April 10th
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Friday, April 6th
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