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Colorado Springs not a Christian 'mecca'
Bill and Carol Lighty are among eight North American Mission Board missionaries being featured during the 2010 Week of Prayer for North American Missions. Lighty serves as director of missions for the Pikes Peak Baptist Association in Colorado Springs, Colo.
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Colorado Springs not a Christian 'mecca'
NAMB missionary Bill Lighty (right) and church planter Chris Nason sit in front of Black Cat Books, a popular bookstore catering to the needs of the spiritually eclectic community of Manitou Springs, Colo. Nason facilitates an open spiritual discussion in the bookstore in order to form relationships with people from other belief systems, opening the door for the Gospel to be shared.
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Colorado Springs not a Christian 'mecca'
Director of missions and NAMB missionary Bill Lighty meets with Doug Jones, pastor of Highview Baptist Church in Woodland Park, Colo., to talk church strategy. Lighty spends much of his time supporting and coaching pastors and church planters in the Pikes Peak Baptist Association.
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Colorado Springs not a Christian 'mecca'
NAMB Week of Prayer missionary Bill Lighty (left), meets with Andy Hornbaker (center), pastor of Fellowship of the Rockies in Fountain, Colo., and Darin Anstine, fire chief of the Fountain Fire Deptartment. Hornbaker is the fire department's volunteer chaplain.
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Erich Bridges
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Michael Foust
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COLLEGES: Okla. Baptist Univ. marks 100 years ... & news from other schools
Oklahoma Baptist University students, faculty, administrators, staff and guests gather in Raley Chapel to celebrate OBU's Centennial Founders' Day Feb. 10.
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'Letters to God' film has moving true story
"Letters to God," which opens April 9, was inspired by the true story of a boy in Tennessee who had cancer. His father, a member of a Southern Baptist church, wrote it.
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'Letters to God' film has moving true story
Robyn Lively, right, plays the mother of Tyler (Tanner Maguire) in the new movie "Letters to God," which opens April 9.
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E. Calvin Beisner
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