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    Birmingham Church Bombing 1963 By: ???????? Birmingham was then the most segregated city in America and had the longest history of aggressive racial violence. Birmingham was called “Bombingham” by people in the civil rights movement because there was this long chain of unsolved bombings on black’s homes. Much of violence was perpetrated by the Ku Klux Klan. The 16th Street Baptist Church was a symbol of the Civil Rights Movement in Birmingham. From the steps of the church‚ several black marchers

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    Homosexuality in the Baptist Church: Homosexuality is one of the most debated issues among Christians today‚ regardless of the denomination of their church. Some churches view homosexuality as a sin and have no tolerance for it‚ while other denominations are more accepting and consider it a non-sin. Even though some denominations have taken a stand on homosexuality‚ there seems to much discord within the governing bodies of the churches regarding this issue. It has moved from a topic rarely discussed

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    can trace Walnut beginnings back to the First Baptist Church of Louisville‚ founded in 1815‚ and the Second Baptist Church of Louisville‚ founded in 1838. The members of these two early Baptist churches joined together in 1848 to form Walnut Street Baptist Church‚ located downtown Louisville at the corner of 4th and Walnut Street. In the beginning the congregation had 18 members who met primarily in their homes. In 1902‚ Walnut Street Baptist Church moved to its current location at the corner of

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    The Baptist worship observation was a totally new experience for me. It was the first time I was stepping out of my comfort zone and attending a service that was not my normal Sunday Mass celebration at my parish. At first‚ I was a bit worried because it didn’t know what to expect or how to act. However‚ the experience was gratifying. It was not a worship service that appeals to me; however‚ I consider that it can be a positive experience for someone searching for a more modern worship service.

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    Norielyn Perez Baptist Church Visit Christ the King Baptist Church‚ that’s the name of the church I recently attended‚ and although it was a lot different from my own catholic faith‚ I enjoyed it very much. There were a lot of people in this service; around 35 to 45 people were present. Everyone that was there was dressed semi-formal‚ casual clothes which were the same thing in the Catholic Church service. The Pastor John McVicker started out the service with an opening prayer which led us into

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    60s was racism. Racism in the 1960s was a huge problem between whites and colored people for years. Propaganda was the main reason; prejudice commercials‚ sperate water fountains‚ restrooms‚ and buildings. People such as Martin Luther King Jr.‚ a Baptist minister who became a civil rights activist tried to bring black and whites together by broadcasting speeches to the public ("blogspot.com"). Groups such as the Ku Klux Klan‚ known as the KKK didn’t care about what Martin Luther King Jr. had to

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    Growing up in a Christian Baptist Church‚ I was able to experience the great communion of people coming together who loved Jesus. Even though I was extremely involved in the church‚ I attended a public school filled with different beliefs‚ distractions‚ and hate towards God. As I fell between my church life and school life‚ I entered into the cruel distractions presented to me by those I attended school with. I continued to live my life filled with sin and disregard for God‚ even though he stood

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    Baptists‚ Protestant Christians who accept the basic doctrine of the 16th-century Reformation but have added other beliefs and practices‚ including baptism of believers by immersion only‚ the separation of Church and state‚ and the autonomy of the local church. The Baptists are important for their emphasis on these and other beliefs and for their numbers. The history of the Baptist Church is traced to the early days of the Protestant Reformation-specifically‚ the division of the Reformation. John

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    its Baptist affiliation. On my tour of campus as a new student‚ one of my first questions was‚ “where is your chapel?” Coming from Loyola University where Madonna Del Estrada was an epicenter for collegiate life and activities‚ I was surprised to discover that Baylor was lacking its very own place of worship. That fact changed when Elliston Chapel was built in the Fall of 2015‚ but prior to its completion‚ Baylor students were forced to outsource their worship. For years‚ University Baptist Church

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    Shortly after the Birmingham schools were ordered to desegregate‚ the group exacted a harsh awakening to those who thought that the fight for freedom was over. The 16th Street Baptist Church was a center of activity in the Civil Rights Movement‚ hosting meetings for the SCLC as well as civil rights leaders Dr. King and Ralph David Abernathy. On the morning of September 15‚ 1963 a bomb detonated during Sunday school classes killing

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