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Christmas Giving by James R. Coggins
Recent visits to two widely different events have left me disturbed and thoughtful. I was asked by our church to help serve dinner at a Christian street ministry. That evening, we served a simple but nutritious meal to about 150 … Continue reading
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Tagged Baptists, Christmas crafts, Christmas gifts, Hope, needs, recreation, street ministry
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My Life in Churches by James R. Coggins
Recently I was reflecting on my experience with the various churches I have attended. I grew up in a small town attending a Baptist church. The Sunday school was largely staffed by men and women with limited education and mediocre … Continue reading
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Tagged Alliance churches, Baptists, care groups, church, friends, Hospitality, Mennonite Brethren, preaching, serving, Sunday school
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The Other John Smyth by James R. Coggins
I grew up a Baptist, and, like most other Baptists, I didn’t know much about Baptist history. That changed in university when I studied history and wrote a paper on John Smyth, the founder of the first Baptist church (see … Continue reading
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Tagged Baptists, crime books, editor, history, murder mysteries, Winnipeg
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Who Is John Smyth (and why does it matter)? by James R. Coggins
Most Baptists know very little about history—and care even less. In particular, most Baptist know very little about their own history. They are part of a significant denomination that has spread through many countries around the world, and they have … Continue reading
More Famous Coggins Quotations by James R. Coggins
After a writer is dead, some anonymous scholar often collects the best quotes from all of his written works, reducing his laboriously written tomes to a few sound bites. A while back, I decided to save this anonymous scholar some … Continue reading
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I Am Not a Charismatic Christian by James R. Coggins
I have been asked if I am a charismatic Christian. The answer is no, it is too hard. Oh, I have no problem believing in the miraculous. I believe the Bible, and I know God can and does heal people … Continue reading
















































