Man accused of kidnapping grandchildren avoids prison
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If only a vote would solve our problem
No one who has talked with Southern Baptist Convention president Johnny Hunt can doubt that he is a man who is deeply concerned about dipping baptism figures in the SBC. For the fourth straight year Southern Baptist churches baptized fewer people than the year before.
Ask questions; insist on answers
Talk to a child for very long and you will hear a question. Then you will probably hear a follow-up question. And then another. Those little inquiring minds want to know. “Why?” “How?” “I don’t understand; explain that to me.” They are like little
Entity heads suggest looking at facts to find truth about levels, impact of MBC support
A proposal that the Missouri Baptist Convention budget Cooperative Program funds to pay attorneys’ fees and court costs in its lawsuits against five institutions has generated a buzz among the state’s Baptists.
Seniors enjoy church’s limo service
Seniors in Cape Girardeau are arriving to church prepared to step onto the red carpet.
RIGHT or WRONG? Monitoring e-mail
A friend of mine recently was terminated from his job. In the exit interview, he was accused of misusing company e-mail by the way he identified some of his co-workers and supervisor. Isn’t this an issue of improper surveillance of an employee?
Parents look inward, not upward, for guidance
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In gauging successful parenting, few consider faith
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Sanctuary for challenged children, parents
If churches want to minister to families of children with learning differences they must deal with a "sea of denial" about the problem, according to author Maren Angellotti.
Through open adoption, extended family grows by leaps and bounds
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