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By Vicki Brown, Word&Way Associate EditorHannibal — Hannibal-LaGrange College administrators are concerned about the Missouri Baptist Convention's plans to continue supporting Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary's undergraduate program.At their May 6 meeting, HLG trustees agreed, passing a motion to "graciously request" that the MBC Executive Board

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Overcome ‘willful’ amnesia

May 18, 2006

author: Ken Satterfield

By Bill Webb Word&Way Editor Memorial Day is just ahead. This holiday is a perfect occasion to reflect on the contributions of others and to show gratitude for their contributions — indeed, their sacrifices — on behalf of their families, friends and fellow citizens. For

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TRO against Windermere extended

May 18, 2006

author: Ken Satterfield

By Vicki Brown, Word&Way Associate EditorJefferson City — A temporary restraining order against Windermere Baptist Conference Center has been extended yet again.At a May 9 hearing, Cole County Circuit Court Judge Thomas Brown extended the order to June 1 and scheduled a hearing at 9

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MBC can file third amended suit

May 18, 2006

author: Ken Satterfield

By Vicki Brown, Word&Way Associate EditorJefferson City — The Missouri Baptist Convention can file a third amended petition in its ongoing legal struggle with five institutions Cole County Circuit Court Judge Thomas Brown ruled on May 9.The ruling was the latest in the MBC's legal

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Missions is at ‘heart’ of CBFMO assembly

May 4, 2006

author: Ken Satterfield

By Bill Webb, Word&Way EditorKirkwood — Meeting under the theme of "Famished Lands

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WMU focuses on missionaries

May 4, 2006

author: Ken Satterfield

By Vicki Brown, Word&Way Associate EditorJoplin — The Woman's Missionary Union of Missouri annual meeting was a homecoming of sorts for Bill and Beverly Curp, David and Robin Stow and Iracema Kunkel.The Curps, who currently serve in Mapaville where Bill Curp is director of missions,

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Three institutions earn BCA, ACP awards

May 4, 2006

author: Ken Satterfield

Word&Way, Missouri Baptist University and the Missouri Baptist Foundation came away winners in the 2006 Wilmer C. Fields Awards Competition on April 22.The awards were presented during the Baptist Communicators Association's annual workshop.Word&Way also earned two awards in the Associated Church Press competition.Word&Way garnered two

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CP resolution seeks to increase giving, Executive director stripped of ‘Pathway’ oversight

May 4, 2006

author: Ken Satterfield

Executive director stripped of 'Pathway' oversightJefferson City — The Missouri Baptist Convention wants churches to support the Cooperative Program at a higher level.That's the message the MBC Executive Board conveyed when members adopted a statement to affirm convention support of the Southern Baptist Convention-wide giving

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Churches can reach out with music

April 20, 2006

author: Ken Satterfield

By Jeanette Littleton, Word&Way CorrespondentHow can churches reach out to their communities through music programs? Here are several ways that may be a bit out of the ordinary but are bound to add a different dimension to your church's outreach programs.”¢ Host a school of

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Windermere hearing delayed again

April 20, 2006

author: Ken Satterfield

Jefferson City — A temporary restraining order against Windermere Baptist Conference Center has been extended again.At an April 10 hearing in his chambers in Jefferson City, Cole County Circuit Judge Thomas Brown extended the order to April 24. Missouri Baptist Convention attorneys requested the extension

HLG asks MBC to reconsider gift to MBTS

Overcome ‘willful’ amnesia

TRO against Windermere extended

MBC can file third amended suit

Missions is at ‘heart’ of CBFMO assembly

WMU focuses on missionaries

Three institutions earn BCA, ACP awards

CP resolution seeks to increase giving, Executive director stripped of ‘Pathway’ oversight

Churches can reach out with music

Windermere hearing delayed again

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