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The International Mission Board(IMB) of the Southern Baptist Convention(SBC) has set up a new position to prevent and respond to sexual abuse, the Christian Post reported 18. 
Study Shows Approximately 7 out of 10 People Say No to Gay Marriage
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Potential Home Buyers Glean Advice on Homeownership from Experts in the Field
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Churches’ Acts of Service to Community Are Frequently Unnoticed, According to Study
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