June 2007 - Word&Way

By Jennifer Harris Word&Way News Writer The emerging church has been a source of controversy due to the perceived desire for the church to fit into a postmodern or — as Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary associate professor of theology Mark Devine prefers to call

2007 Archives

A mild, but not quiet, SBC

June 28, 2007

author: Ken Satterfield

By Bill Webb, Word&Way Editor The annual meeting of the Southern Baptist Convention in San Antonio earlier this month was significantly milder than the typical platter of Tex-Mex on the meandering River Walk. Messengers were only the third-largest crowd in the city this time

2007 Archives

Deaf Youth Camp celebrates silver anniversary

June 28, 2007

author: Ken Satterfield

By Bruce Tegg The Missouri Baptist Deaf Youth Camp celebrated their 25th anniversary of ministry June 10-15. This year churches from Missouri, Oklahoma and Arkansas sent a total of 42 Deaf campers. Seven campers made salvation decisions and an additional 10 campers made decisions

2007 Archives

Patrick, Devine: Emergent church offers unique way to witness in urban centers

June 28, 2007

author: Ken Satterfield

2007 Archives

Control risk; provide adequate insurance coverage

June 14, 2007

author: Ken Satterfield

By Vicki Brown Word&Way Correspondent Your church has agreed to allow a sister congregation to use the church’s van for a mission trip. The van is involved in an accident and passengers are injured. You serve on your congregation’s transportation committee. Can you be

2007 Archives

Murphy continues foster care tradition with MBCH

June 14, 2007

author: Ken Satterfield

By Jennifer Harris Word&Way News Writer Platinum selling, award-winning Word Records recording artist, Mark Schultz, hopped on a bicycle May 7 to raise money and awareness for orphans and widows. Schultz, who was adopted through the Kansas Children’s Service League, has raised over $80,000

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Seven MBC campus ministers to lose jobs

June 14, 2007

author: Ken Satterfield

JEFFERSON CITY — Seven Missouri Baptist Convention campus ministers will lose their jobs at the end of June as a result of organizational changes approved by the MBC Executive Board meeting in closed session on June 4 in Jefferson City. According to a story

2007 Archives

Protect against predators

June 14, 2007

author: Ken Satterfield

By Bill Webb, Word&Way Editor Some readers may find our cover story package on clergy predators unsettling and the related art disturbing. We certainly hope so. Perhaps readers and their churches will be concerned enough to take steps to discourage predatory behavior by ministers

Patrick, Devine: Emergent church offers unique way to witness in urban centers

A mild, but not quiet, SBC

Deaf Youth Camp celebrates silver anniversary

Patrick, Devine: Emergent church offers unique way to witness in urban centers

Control risk; provide adequate insurance coverage

Murphy continues foster care tradition with MBCH

Seven MBC campus ministers to lose jobs

Protect against predators

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