Daniel_Cheung
06-28-2009, 12:10 AM
US:Southern Baptists debate relationship between evangelism and identity 美南浸反省傳福音與身分
http://www.christianitytoday.com/ct/2009/juneweb-only/125-54.0.html
Thirty years ago, conservative Southern Baptists started a revolution.
Claiming their denominational leaders had abandoned the inerrancy of Scripture, they launched a "conservative resurgence" in 1979 to bring the Southern Baptist Convention (SBC) back to its roots.
This year's SBC annual meeting, held June 23-24 in Louisville, featured talk about another revolution. This time, one focused on evangelism through a "Great Commission Resurgence" (GCR) aimed at reversing continuing declines in membership and baptisms....
http://www.christianitytoday.com/ct/2009/juneweb-only/125-54.0.html
Thirty years ago, conservative Southern Baptists started a revolution.
Claiming their denominational leaders had abandoned the inerrancy of Scripture, they launched a "conservative resurgence" in 1979 to bring the Southern Baptist Convention (SBC) back to its roots.
This year's SBC annual meeting, held June 23-24 in Louisville, featured talk about another revolution. This time, one focused on evangelism through a "Great Commission Resurgence" (GCR) aimed at reversing continuing declines in membership and baptisms....