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Beyond the Wilderness
From a speech presented at a MBN Banquet, Ft. Worth, Texas—June 26, 2002
By Dr. Cecil Sherman |
| A lot of things have happened. The stars have kind of aligned themselves and there is an opening for our kind of people. |
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| Texas Baptists are considering the creation of a world missions network designed to help churches and missionaries across the United States and around the world. |
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| When Cain killed Abel, the Genesis account says that on leaving Eden, he “went out from the presence of the Lord and dwelt in the land of Nod, on the east of Eden” (Genesis 4:16). |
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Dear Colleagues: I am writing to express appreciation for your understanding and overwhelming response to my request to affirm the current Baptist Faith and Message.
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Greetings from Amarillo. Summer seems to have sailed by faster than usual. Vacations have been enjoyed. Students are back in the classroom
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| Thank you for raising me. Yes, you helped to raise me. |
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| In a move both designed to be effective and inclusive, Texas Baptists will soon be launching a new missions emphasis that is local church driven and fair to all the many perspectives of Texas Baptist churches and individuals. |
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| Texas Baptist leaders are proposing creation of a world missions network to help churches and individuals sponsor missionary work across the United States and around the world. |
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| The theological spin now being offered by Southern Baptist spokesmen is not based on conservative interpretation of Scripture, but is a product of the creative, inventive theology inherent in fundamentalism. |
