At this rate - no way my kids will be going to @Baylor
What used to be a great Baptist school is no longer….
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I challenge you to not get goosebumps watching this.
NHL Opening Night on @ESPN.
🤖 Made with AI
My POV of Travis Hunter’s 1st career interception
Weird interaction at the end between #Jaguars Josh Hines-Allen and the ball-guy when he tried to get the ball
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Why is it ‘cancelled’ in the U.K. but ‘canceled’ in the U.S.?
Because we gave them that L in 1776.
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From @sendrelief
Pray for Venezuela.
Two powerful earthquakes — reported at magnitude 7.1 and 7.5 — struck near Venezuela's north-central coast on Wednesday evening, bringing down buildings and causing damage in and around the capital, Caracas. Families rushed into the streets as walls collapsed, rescuers are searching the rubble, and aftershocks are still being felt.
In moments like this, the local church is not far away. Venezuelan believers and churches are already in these neighborhoods, and they will still be there long after the news moves on.
Just hours after the quakes, Elier J. Romero, general director of the Venezuelan Baptist Convention (CNBV), shared: "Brothers, we are okay. We are receiving news from the affected areas. We continue praying."
Would you stop and pray with us?
• For the injured and everyone searching for loved ones tonight
• For protection over rescue workers as aftershocks continue
• For Venezuelan churches and believers to be a steady source of comfort, practical help, and the hope of Christ
• For wisdom for local leaders as the needs become clear
We're in contact with trusted partners on the ground and will share more as we learn how to come alongside them. For now, will you join us in praying for Venezuela?
go.sendrelief.org/Venezuela-…
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Oremos por Venezuela.
Dos potentes terremotos —registrados con magnitudes de 7,1 y 7,5— sacudieron la zona cercana a la costa centro-norte de Venezuela la noche del miércoles, provocando el derrumbe de edificios y causando daños tanto en la capital, Caracas, como en sus alrededores. Las familias salieron precipitadamente a las calles mientras las paredes se desplomaban; los equipos de rescate buscan entre los escombros y aún se perciben réplicas.
En momentos como este, la iglesia local está presente. Los creyentes y las iglesias de Venezuela ya se encuentran en estas comunidades, y allí permanecerán mucho después de que la atención mediática se desplace hacia otros temas.
Pocas horas después de los sismos, Elier J. Romero, director general de la Convención Nacional Bautista de Venezuela (CNBV), compartió: «Hermanos, estamos bien, estamos recibiendo las noticias de las zonas afectadas. Seguimos orando.»
¿Podrías detenerte y orar con nosotros?
• Por los heridos y por todos aquellos que buscan a sus seres queridos esta noche
• Por la protección de los equipos de rescate mientras continúan las replicas
• Para que las iglesias y los creyentes venezolanos sean una fuente constante de consuelo, ayuda práctica y la esperanza de Cristo
• Por sabiduría para los líderes locales a medida que se vayan esclareciendo las necesidades
Estamos en contacto con colaboradores de confianza en el terreno y compartiremos más información a medida que sepamos cómo brindarles apoyo. Por ahora, ¿te unes a nosotros en oración por Venezuela?
If the gospel is being faithfully preached and the church is striving to follow Christ, leaving should never be a casual decision.
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It's a small thing but Carter Hart going down in history as the worst goalie in the history of the Stanley Cup finals is so beautiful
As bummed as I am the Avs aren’t playing - this #stanleycup series is phenomenal
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Colorado’s Brett Kulak has been fined $5,000, the maximum allowable under the CBA, for giving Minnesota the butt-end of their season.
















