TAB Briefs for July 10, 2020

TAB Briefs provides listeners with three current faith-based news and culture stories. Watch the roughly 10-minute unedited recording of the podcast on Facebook Live on TAB’s Facebook page at 8:45 a.m. each Friday and find the audio podcast here at noon the same day.

First Baptist Church, Grand Bay, Ala., forgives flag thief, extends invitation to church (0:39)

Religious freedom experts and Nigerian clergy say a genocide is unfolding in Nigeria (1:53)

Supreme Court delivers decisions favorable to religious liberty (3:59)

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