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CHALFONT ST. PETER, England — Building relationships and serving communities — even through politics — are the foundation to sharing the gospel in the United Kingdom three church

Word & Way (Missouri)

CBF head shares national vision across Missouri

April 9, 2014

author: Administrator

In a whirlwind tour through Missouri April 1-3, the Cooperative Baptist Fellowship executive coordinator shared her vision for the CBF in the years ahead. CBF will focus on identity, mission

Faith & Culture

Traveling light: simplifying need not be intimidating

April 9, 2014

author: Administrator

Living simply is, well, pretty simple, some believe.

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Roberson: Women must go forward and serve

April 9, 2014

author: Administrator

Jean Roberson of national Woman's Missionary Union shared from the past to point members of Missouri WMU to service now and in the future. She spoke during the state organization's

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MBC loses Windermere appeal

April 2, 2014

author: Administrator

Is it “manifestly unjust to enforce” legal rules and procedures? That’s the question an appeals court justice posed in a March 25 ruling on litigation against Windermere Baptist Conference Center,

World

Catalyst growing beyond England

March 24, 2014

author: Administrator

CHALFONT ST. PETER, England — Two by two, men and women of several denominations clustered near the worship stage, on their knees or

Word & Way (Missouri)

CBF Heartland elects Olmsted moderator, OKs $206,000 budget

March 24, 2014

author: Administrator

CBF Heartland COLUMBIA, Mo. — Attendees elected Michael Olmsted of Springfield, Mo., moderator of the Cooperative Baptist Fellowship Heartland for the coming year during a luncheon business session March 15 at First

Faith & Culture

The call

March 24, 2014

author: Administrator

Evangelicals traditionally have referred to it as a “call to vocational or Christian ministry” or simply “the call.” What is it?

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McEntyre receives CBF award

March 13, 2014

author: Administrator

Cooperative Baptist Fellowship awarded Carol McEntyre, pastor of First Baptist Church in Columbia, Mo., the Young Baptist Leadership Award for her excellence in Christian education ministry and leadership.

Faith & Culture

Southern Baptist attitudes shifting on birth control

March 11, 2014

author: Administrator

Observers say there is an ongoing reconsideration of the morality of birth control among the SBC’s leading thinkers.

161. Darryl Stephens on Reckoning Methodism
Darryl Stephens, director of United Methodist Studies at Lancaster Theological Seminary, talks with Word&Way President Brian Kaylor about his book Reckoning Methodism: Mission and Division in the Public Church. He also discusses issues of sexuality, colonialism, and public advocacy. Note: Don't forget to subscribe to our award-winning e-newsletter A Public Witness that helps you make…
160. Julie Faith Parker on Eve Isn't Evil
Julie Faith Parker, a visiting scholar at Union Theological Seminary and a biblical scholar in residence at Marble Collegiate Church, talks with Word&Way President Brian Kaylor about her book Eve Isn't Evil: Feminist Readings of the Bible to Upend Our Assumptions. She also discusses translation problems, the role of the matriarchs, and female prophets. Note:…
159. Matthew Taylor on the Violent Take it by Force
Matthew Taylor, a scholar with the Institute for Islamic-Christian-Jewish Studies, talks with Word&Way President Brian Kaylor about his forthcoming book The Violent Take it By Force: The Christian Movement That Is Threatening Our Democracy. He also discusses the New Apostolic Reformation, election prophecies, and the Jan. 6 insurrection. Note: Don't forget to subscribe to our…
158. Jason Shelton on the Contemporary Black Church
Jason Shelton, a sociology professor at the University of Texas at Arlington, talks with Word&Way President Brian Kaylor about his new book The Contemporary Black Church: The New Dynamics of African American Religion. He also discusses impacts of the civil rights movement, racial injustices, and the COVID-19 pandemic on church life. Note: Don't forget to…

UK churches reach out

CBF head shares national vision across Missouri

Traveling light: simplifying need not be intimidating

Roberson: Women must go forward and serve

MBC loses Windermere appeal

Catalyst growing beyond England

CBF Heartland elects Olmsted moderator, OKs $206,000 budget

The call

McEntyre receives CBF award

Southern Baptist attitudes shifting on birth control

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