MBC okays partnerships, 2013 budget, offering goals
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Guess who’s coming for Christmas?
LifeWay Research in 2010 showed that 47 percent of households celebrate the holidays by attending special Christmas Eve or Christmas Day services. An earlier study showed that 47 percent of visitors indicated they were most open to matters of faith during
House will help disabled adults transition from childhood home
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Responding with Baptist compassion
Her name was Sandy, but she was no lady. She has been called a superstorm, and she lived up to that billing.
Baptists seem to be at their best during such times as these. Many disaster relief volunteers will come from
High school diploma represents answered prayer for bivocational minister
Fred Stroman, longtime bivocational minister from Lees Summit, Mo., recently received his high school diploma in a ceremony at South Houston High School in Pasadena -- an unfinished accomplishment from 1965.
Allen sworn in as new Hannibal-LaGrange University president
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Missouri Baptist Convention annual meeting available online
The 2012 Missouri Baptist Convention annual meeting is being held Oct. 29-31, 2012 at the Millennium Hotel in St. Louis. A PDF version of the annual meeting program can be found here. The meeting is available online with a live
Williams: ABCCR, churches rely on hope in God for future
American Baptist Churches Central Region Executive Minister John Williams challenged delegates and guests to the region's annual gathering to rely on the hope found in the Lord, rather than optimism, as the power to face the future.
Groups support people with disabilities
As values voters both left and right weigh in on special interests from immigration reform to same-sex marriage in an election season, a lesser-known religious coalition is speaking up for Americans with disabilities.
Fan or foe, children’s sermon here to stay
Judging from the absence of squirming and giggling, Holly Smith’s children’s sermon was quite the hit Sunday morning at Island View Baptist Church in Orange Park, Fla. Five little girls gathered on the steps leading to the pulpit and choir loft and listened intently to