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Theology of Christmas needs more emphasis, profs & pastor say

Theology of Christmas needs more emphasis, profs & pastor say

By David Roach

NASHVILLE (BP) – No matter how many times Michael York preaches on Christ’s incarnation, it never ceases to amaze him.
“The eternal God, the second person of the Trinity, entered into humanity as a baby in His mother’s womb and was born without the musculature in His neck to even hold up His own head,” said York, pastor of Fairview Baptist Church in Ashland, Ky. “

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FBC Perryville Brings Good News of Great Joy to their Community

FBC Perryville Brings Good News of Great Joy to their Community

Perryville’s annual Christmas in the Park brings the community together for small-town American fun, featuring a Christmas shopping village, music, vendors, and a community parade…
One of the floats making its way down the road belonged to First Baptist Church of Perryville—a flatbed trailer topped with a large, red-wrapped Christmas gift and a banner reading, “Jesus is the Greatest Gift of All.”

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It’s Beginning to Look a Lot Like Christmas — Let’s Talk About Gifts!

It’s Beginning to Look a Lot Like Christmas — Let’s Talk About Gifts!

By Tom Stolle
For many of us, Christmas brings a mix of joy, reflection, warmth, and memories. We think about the birth of our Savior—Emmanuel, God with us. We gather with family and friends, we exchange gifts, and we celebrate the greatest gift ever given —  Jesus.

I find myself thinking a lot about gifts. Not just the ones we wrap and put under a tree, but the gifts God gives…

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November Church Highlights

November Church Highlights

Looking back over November and ahead to Christmas, BCM/D churches continue to love and serve their communities with the goal of sharing the gospel. Below is just a sampling of our outreaches among hundreds throughout Maryland/Delaware. We have also included funeral arrangements for Brian Tubbs, the beloved pastor of Olney Baptist Church who died on Dec. 3.

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