Mountain View physician uses skills in Haiti
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Learn to be a good receiver
I awoke and peaked out my front window last week and was genuinely surprised to find my drive almost completely clear of the six-seven inches of snow that had fallen since the previous afternoon.I had a pretty good idea who the “snow blower angel” must
Baptist group welcomes new policy on travel to Cuba
ATLANTA (ABP) -- Leaders of the Alliance of Baptists applauded the Obama administration's relaxing of travel restrictions to Cuba. The policy change, announced Jan. 14, coincided with a delegation leaving Jan. 24 to visit the island nation as part of the Alliance's 20-year-old partnership with
Longtime Mizzou Bible professor, BSU director Fred Neiger dies
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Dexter church gives away new home
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DEXTER — As the area's economy continued to decline, Steve Easterwood asked himself, "What can our church do to help?"
Every Baptist has a stake in MBC crisis
The Missouri Baptist Convention Executive Board met in special called session in downtown Jefferson City on Jan. 14 to take steps to deal with a leadership crisis. Even though lines of separation among Baptist groups are significant, each Baptist is affected negatively
Hospice care assists patients, families
Dealing with terminal illness is one such time we need to include in our aging plan. Hospice care is an option one should consider to meet the challenges this possibility will present.
MBC Executive Board okays five to pick director search committee, names Hughes as interim
JEFFERSON CITY — The Missouri Baptist Convention Executive Board met in special session on Jan. 14 and appointed a subcommittee that will recommend members of an executive director search committee. The information was released in a press statement following the closed-door session.
Life coaching makes its way into churches
Career coaching has been around in the business field for decades. More recently, it spun off a concept of life coaching. Now, the coaching concept is starting to make its impact in churches.
But they are ‘only words’
A lot of words are being exchanged in the wake of the January 8 shooting in Tucson, Ariz., that left six dead, several injured and Congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords (D-Ariz.) fighting for her life. One of Giffords' fellow congressmen explained in an interview