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The minister of students and recreation at First Baptist Church of St. Charles, Mo., his wife and a bus driver continue to recover from injuries sustained in a single-vehicle accident in Georgia on July 17.

2013 Archives

The responsibility of feeding schoolchildren safely

July 23, 2013

author: Bill Webb

Last week brought the news of children in the northern Indian state of Bihar being poisoned by their school lunches, resulting in the death of 23 and the treatment of even more who were hospitalized after eating. This week, a similar tragedy occurred in

2013 Archives

Great Commission Christians

July 16, 2013

author: brandon

Less than a month after police in the former Soviet state of Georgia intervened to rescue peaceful gay-rights protestors from a religious mob, Baptist young adults from the United States stood alongside Georgian Baptists to speak up for Muslims denied the right to Friday prayers

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Coming full circle: Great Commission Christians

July 16, 2013

author: Administrator

Two hundred years after the first American Baptist missionaries arrived in Burma, American Baptist Churches USA and the Myanmar Baptist Convention look forward to a new chapter of cooperation and collaboration in an altered missionary landscape.

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A passion for missions

July 16, 2013

author: Administrator

From their earliest days, Baptists in the United States have had a love affair with missions — wanting people both domestic and overseas to hear the good news of reconciliation to Christ.

2013 Archives

MBC challenges EthicsDaily report of Jester settlement

July 16, 2013

author: brandon

Leaders of the Missouri Baptist Convention disputed a moderate Baptist website’s report that the convention quietly settled a lawsuit last year and did not disclose it to messengers at the state convention’s annual meeting that fall.

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Lottie Moon’s church led by a woman

July 15, 2013

author: Jennifer Harris

Last year, Southern Baptists gave $149.3 million to the Lottie Moon Christmas Offering for international missions, hailed as the third-highest amount in the offering’s 124-year history. With less fanfare, meanwhile, the iconic missionary’s childhood church quietly voted to call its first-ever female pastor.

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Missouri Baptist Convention quietly settles lawsuit, fails to tell members

July 10, 2013

author: Administrator

Missouri Baptist Convention (MBC) officials quietly settled last year a lawsuit, agreeing to pay $500,000 to the estate of a deceased businessman.

The settlement represents another chapter in a long list of legal defeats in the MBC’s 11-year legal fight

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Another of lifes adjustments will be worthwhile (I hope)

July 10, 2013

author: Bill Webb

Our family added a member the other day -- a deep butterscotch ball of fur that will soon start looking like a Golden Retriever. Kensi (or is it Kenzie?) left her birthmother and four remaining brothers on July 5 at age six weeks and a

2013 Archives

Preaching on violence without disturbing the peace

July 5, 2013

author: Administrator

How can pastors preach on subjects like gun violence without disturbing the peace in their own congregations?

Injured recovering from bus accident in Georgia

The responsibility of feeding schoolchildren safely

Great Commission Christians

Coming full circle: Great Commission Christians

A passion for missions

MBC challenges EthicsDaily report of Jester settlement

Lottie Moon’s church led by a woman

Missouri Baptist Convention quietly settles lawsuit, fails to tell members

Another of lifes adjustments will be worthwhile (I hope)

Preaching on violence without disturbing the peace

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