CBFMO assembles to serve
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MBC Executive Board proposes using CP gifts to pay legal fees
JEFFERSON CITY – The Missouri Baptist Convention Executive Board on April 14 gave its unanimous stamp of approval to using Cooperative Program gifts from churches to fund its ongoing litigation against five institutions.
The Executive Board will bring that recommendation to messengers during
Missouri High Court decision effectively ends convention case against Windermere
JEFFERSON CITY — Missouri’s highest state court has turned down a request to examine a district court ruling favoring Windermere Baptist Conference Center.
EDITORIAL: Aunt Ida visits the Holy Land
Aunt Ida finally visits the Holy Land — and learns something about relationships.
Fredericksburg congregation adopts multi-site, multi-generational model
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FREDERICKSBURG — Given the present economic conditions, most people know exactly how they would use a gift of one million dollars or even a multi-million dollar-valued piece of land.
West Lynchburg church prepares more than 2,600 meals
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A missions team from West Lynchburg Baptist Church in Lynchburg recently prepared 2,622 meals — in a little over an hour and a half. It’s
Dan River Baptists offer help in Louisiana
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Windermere prevails; State Supreme Court denies MBC’s final appeal
JEFFERSON CITY — The Missouri Supreme Court denied the Missouri Baptist Convention’s request to rehear its case against Windermere Baptist Conference Center on May 5. The convention has now exhausted its options to overturn Cole County Judge Richard Callahan’s March 4, 2008, ruling in favor
Christian radio ads urge support for climate change legislation
WASHINGTON (ABP) -- Radio ads in eight states will encourage Christians to view climate change as both a moral issue and a matter of national security.
Military destroys Afghan Bibles
WASHINGTON — The U.S. military says it has destroyed Pashto- and Dari-language Bibles confiscated from soldiers in Afghanistan to ensure troops did not break regulations against proselytizing.