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Houston ChronicleSunday, 26 April 2026
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SBC silent on feud at Second Baptist
Members sue over changed bylaws that strip members of voting rights
The paper approaches a major denominational conflict as a local institutional and legal dispute, focusing on the mechanics of church bylaws rather than theological drama.
The Southern Baptist Convention (SBC), the largest Protestant denomination in the US, is facing internal friction over governance and member voting rights, highlighted by a specific lawsuit involving a massive Houston megachurch.
“strip members of voting rights”
“Civic-minded institutional oversight”
In Houston tenants’ corner, for free
Nonprofit lawyers aim to help on eviction cases
Highlights community-level legal aid efforts to support residents facing eviction proceedings.
ICE arrests drop nearly 12% after Minn. killings
Presents statistical analysis of federal immigration enforcement trends following a specific high-profile event.
After a decade, TEA’s Morath still redefining Texas education
A retrospective analysis of a state education commissioner's tenure and his enduring impact on testing and accountability systems.
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