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Retirement for Wyman Grindstaff of Springfield has meant trading one joy for another. For 36 years, Grindstaff took great joy in his career as a chemistry professor at Missouri State University. Now he finds that joy and fulfillment as treasurer, a cook, a teacher and

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Hovey serves when she spots a need

July 19, 2011

author: Administrator

Delores Hovey of Nevada gave up her career as a paid children's minister to marry husband Richard more than 22 years ago. But she still makes ministry a way of life.

2011 Archives

Michaels meet needs in KC

July 19, 2011

author: Administrator

Bob Michael began praying "for the Lord of the harvest to send forth workers" and became an ordained, volunteer minister.

2011 Archives

NYT says Michele Bachmann now a Baptist

July 19, 2011

author: Administrator

STILLWATER, Minn. (ABP) – Republican presidential candidate Michele Bachmann, in the news for recently severing ties with a church in a conservative Lutheran denomination accused in the past of being anti-Catholic, may have found a new spiritual home among Baptists.

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Son sparks commitment to special students

July 19, 2011

author: Administrator

Sarah Barnes recalls when she and others went to Tom Nelson, then pastor of First Baptist Church, Jefferson City, back in 1960, and asked about beginning a Bible study class for handicapped children and adults. Now 51 years later, she still teaches the Gordon Barnes

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Sing the praises of the unsung

July 19, 2011

author: Administrator

While they are usually not honored with banquets or trophies, unsung heroes garner the appreciation of those they serve. They become a part of the lives of countless people who never forget them nor their faithful presence in their lives.

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Brooks resigns at Raytown First

July 19, 2011

author: brandon

Paul Brooks, longtime pastor of First Baptist Church, Raytown, has resigned after admitting moral failure. He stepped down July 7.

2011 Archives

Unsung Heroes

July 15, 2011

author: Administrator

Tapping passion and giftedness—and an understanding of every job as ministry— may be the best way to find willing workers to fill those unglamorous and least-recognized posts in church life.

2011 Archives

Former Gardner-Webb prof acquitted of prostitution charge

July 15, 2011

author: brandon

KINGS MOUNTAIN, N.C. (ABP) – A Baptist pastor and former Gardner-Webb University professor was found not guilty of misdemeanor solicitation of prostitution July 14.

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Nigerian Baptist head says government unable to control radical sect

July 15, 2011

author: Administrator

IBADAN, Nigeria (ABP) – The head of the Nigerian Baptist Convention said July 13 that the government is losing credibility over its inability to control a militant Islamic group responsible for bombings of public buildings including police stations and Christian churches.

Retired prof mixes fun, ministry

Hovey serves when she spots a need

Michaels meet needs in KC

NYT says Michele Bachmann now a Baptist

Son sparks commitment to special students

Sing the praises of the unsung

Brooks resigns at Raytown First

Unsung Heroes

Former Gardner-Webb prof acquitted of prostitution charge

Nigerian Baptist head says government unable to control radical sect

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