Reflecting a sentiment that is occuring in many denominations, there is a small, but growing, faction within the Baptist church to persuade Baptists to greater concern for environmental issues. At 16 million members in the US, the potential for Baptist support of environmental initiatives is sizable. While the larger Baptist church has acknowledged environmental issues, [...]
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Baptists on the Environment
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