Southern Baptists Debate Ban on Women Pastors at Annual Meeting
The Southern Baptist Convention is set to debate a proposed amendment to formally ban churches with women in any pastoral roles during their annual meeting in Orlando. This marks the fourth consecutive year that the issue has been on the agenda, reflecting ongoing tensions within the denomination regarding gender roles in ministry.
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4 years running, Southern Baptists weigh tightening ban on churches with women pastors
4 years running, Southern Baptists weigh tightening ban on churches with women pastors
4 years running, Southern Baptists weigh tightening ban on churches with women pastors
4 years running, Southern Baptists weigh tightening ban on churches with women pastors
4 years running, Southern Baptists weigh tightening ban on churches with women pastors
4 years running, Southern Baptists weigh tightening ban on churches with women pastors
4 years running, Southern Baptists weigh tightening ban on churches with women pastors
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