First Baptist Church Arlington Pastor Dennis Wiles speaks with the press in front of NorthPointe Baptist Church on March 4, 2011. NorthPointe Pastor Clint Dobson was found dead and church employee ...

ARLINGTON — Anti-death penalty activists gathered Friday outside First Baptist Arlington to call on the courts to halt the scheduled execution of Steven Lawayne Nelson, the man convicted of ...

The First Baptist Arlington praised the decision to sentence Nelson to death, saying in a statement published by CBS Texas at the time that "Dobson did not die in vain." ...

The execution would be Texas’ first in 2025. On March 3, 2011, the then 24-year-old Nelson entered NorthPointe Baptist Church in Arlington to commit a robbery.

First Baptist Arlington has been readying their stones since 2011." Church grows in memory of slain pastor During a 2021 remembrance, Wiles described Dobson as "full of mischief" and that he was ...

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The First Baptist Arlington praised the decision to sentence Nelson to death, saying in a statement published by CBS Texas at the time that "Dobson did not die in vain." Advertisement.

First Baptist Arlington has not responded to multiple requests for comment, including on Sunday. In his attempts to spotlight Nelson’s case ahead of the execution, ...

ARLINGTON — Anti-death penalty activists gathered Friday outside First Baptist Arlington to call on the courts to halt the scheduled execution of Steven Lawayne Nelson, the man convicted of ...

The First Baptist Arlington praised the decision to sentence Nelson to death, saying in a statement published by CBS Texas at the time that "Dobson did not die in vain." ...

At the time of Nelson’s sentencing, First Baptist Arlington praised the handling of the trial, expressing comfort that the “wheels of justice” had worked.