Author Archives: Loretta Fulton

BAPTISTS AND MUSLIMS? ABSOLUTELY

(Editor’s Note: This article first appeared on EthicsDaily.com. The article and photo are used with permission. Rob Sellers is emeritus professor of theology and missions at Logsdon Seminary and chair of the Parliament of the World’s Religions.) By ROB SELLERS Sugar and spice, thunder and lightning, picnics and ants, ocean and waves, washers and dryers, children and laughter, Baptists and Muslims. If you

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THE SILENCE OF GOD

By DANNY MINTON To most of us, loud noises can be irritating. It started years ago when we were just babies. A loud bang, rattle or abrupt noise would send us off into a crying spell. We didn’t realize at the time what it represented, only that it was irritating and required us to express our lack of satisfaction with

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BONHAM, PIONEER DRIVE BAPTIST SHOW HOW TO ‘LOVE YOUR NEIGHBOR’

  By LORETTA FULTON They’ve been neighbors for 64 years and they have yet to say a cross word to one another. Instead, these neighbors are the model for what neighbors should be. Meet the neighbors–Bonham Elementary School and Pioneer Drive Baptist Church. The school opened in 1953 and the church a year later. “We’ve been neighbors in this part

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THE FRUITS OF THE SPIRIT

    (Editor’s Note: Matthew Broyles is Pastor to Emerging Adults at First Baptist Church  and is a member of the Advisory Board of the Center for Congregational Ethics, started by former Logsdon School of Theology professor Bill Tillman. Broyles shared this reflection, which originally was written for the Center for Congregational Ethics) By MATTHEW BROYLES (The following reflection is drawn from Galatians 5:16-25

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GOOD ADVICE IN JUST THREE WORDS

 (Editor’s Note: Glenn Dromgoole is graciously sharing a series of “Just Three Words” from his book, More Civility, Please. A new segment will be posted each week for 10 weeks. The entire book can be purchased at Texas Star Trading Company.) Most good advice can be expressed in Just Three Words By Glenn Dromgoole From More Civility, Please  (Fifth in

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A CELEBRATION OF DIVERSITY

  By LORETTA FULTON Prayers said and sung, poems, including one that traveled to the moon, the beating of a Native American drum, and a ceremony of “breaking bread together in peace” added to the mosaic of the National Day of Prayer Service sponsored by the Abilene Interfaith Council. The service was held at noon Thursday at the Center for

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