Articles by Kirsten McKimmey

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The problem of pornography

by Kirsten McKimmey on October 2, 2018 in Faith

Jenna Mountain didn’t hesitate with the crowd as she opened her workshop, saying, “Pornography has shifted our culture of sexuality and it’s a problem. It’s taken away God’s good gift of sexuality.”

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Golf Classic Creates Connections, Brings Awareness

by Analiz Schremmer on May 3, 2017 in News

“We have senior pastors and other church staff, camp and associational directors, institutional leaders, and so many others who participate,” said David Adams, Texas Baptists director of church administration and special projects. “The fellowship is really great to experience, and I have been amazed at how many players come every year from all over the state.”

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Minister’s family advocates for suicide prevention awareness after loss of son

by Kalie Lowrie on August 2, 2016 in Faith

So many people are quiet about it, but so many people are suffering. This statement could be true about a myriad of struggles people face every day, but for Gene and Pam Talbot the struggle is the impact of suicide after their son, Michael, took his own life in 2010.

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Where to turn when ministry is hard

by Cory and Amy Brand on May 24, 2016 in Ministerial Health

Ministry can be wonderfully fulfilling. It can also be incredibly taxing. Statistics concerning ministers are staggering! 

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Golf Classic raises $15,000 to help promote positive mental health through counseling

by Leah Reynolds on May 6, 2016 in News

Stepping out on the green with golf clubs in hand and friends beside is not only beneficial to physical health but also promotes positive mental health, according to Texas Baptists Director of Counseling Services Katie Swafford, M.A., L.P.C.-S.

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Freedom through surrender

by Kalie Lowrie on November 4, 2015 in Faith

Serving as a co-pastor at Community Life Church (C-Life) in Forney, Randy Wade wears multiple hats day-in and day-out.

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How to overcome root rot

by Katie Swafford on April 17, 2015 in Faith

I have never claimed to have a green thumb, but I am an eternal optimist. So recently, when my peace lily was just about on her last leg, I decided I couldn't let her give up without a fight. 

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Lay down your burdens

by Katie Swafford on September 8, 2014 in News

Sexual abuse - An uncomfortable phrase for most of us and a horrific experience and reality for far too many. In Christian circles, these words are not talked about very much. Whether it is the fear of the unknown, shame, disgust, naiveté or something else, there seems to be a common theme of silence.

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Because of where you have been

by Kalie Lowrie on August 11, 2014 in News

Tricia Martin was a fun-loving preacher's kid in the 1970s who played outside constantly and never met a stranger. Though she was small for her age, she never felt inferior or out of place, that was just the way God made her.

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Minister burnout and depression: Proactive steps

by John Hall on July 3, 2013 in Faith

Burnout or depression can happen to any minister under certain circumstances.

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