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A letter that became much more than a letter was crafted in a jail cell 52 years ago this April. Now known as the “Letter from Birmingham Jail,” this document by Martin Luther King Jr. became a catalyzing force in the civil rights movement.
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THE FOURTH SUNDAY OF ADVENT (The Coming of Christ in His Birth)
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Of NOBA’s 125 churches and missions, 43 are African-American, Spanish speaking, or Asian congregations. We are the most ethically diverse association in the state. The SBC is beginning to reflect the diversity of our faith community in New Orleans, with about 10,000 “ethnic” congregations among the 46,124 churches of the
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New Orleans Baptist Ministries is the community ministry arm of the New Orleans Baptist Association, responsible for carrying out the cooperative compassion ministry goals of the churches of NOBA through financial and strategy development, execution, and management. Over the past decade NOBM has launched Baptist Community Health Services, a full-service
