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Several Midwesterners have helped shape changes in the national Cooperative Baptist Fellowship. Attendees at the 2014 CBF General Assembly saw and felt a good bit of enthusiasm as the organization moves forward with more of its structure in place for ongoing work.

Word & Way

Something for everyone at SBC

June 18, 2014

author: Administrator

Evangelism, heritage, discussion and a little bit of debate are constants when Southern Baptists get together each June for their meeting.

Editorials

Like Christ, accept and value all

June 5, 2014

author: Administrator

It is encouraging to see churches helping members become better educated about mental disorders and working to defuse the stigma of mental illness. Dealing with this issue requires high levels of sensitivity and respect. In today's world, mental illness is not a

Missouri Voices

The commandment (most) Baptists break

May 22, 2014

author: Vicki Brown

The brilliant composer and musician Mozart once said, “I can tell a good musician by the way he plays the rests.” What an amazing insight. Mozart knew that the rests are what give the composition structure. The rests give us the space to enjoy the

Word & Way

Sensitivity to mental illness

May 21, 2014

author: Administrator

Many people with mental illnesses don’t exactly know how to relate to others or whom to trust, but everyone needs friends and people who care for them. Such a friendship can be like any other and includes sharing of personal information by both parties and,

Featured, Other Opinions, W&W Voices

Comfort those who are mourning the death of a loved one

May 21, 2014

author: Administrator

Jesus identified mourning as a blessing because when we mourn the death of our loved one, God will make sure we are comforted. God uses fellow believers as comforters to those who are mourning.

Word & Way

Glen Stassen left a lasting legacy

May 7, 2014

author: Administrator

When I read that ethicist Glen Stassen had died, I immediately thought: "A mighty oak has fallen." But Stassen's work will continue to inform Christian ethics and, subsequently, the world. Now it is time for those rigorously schooled by him to continue his influence and

Word & Way

Hate-monger hits close to home

April 23, 2014

author: Administrator

The only cure for hate is a changed heart. That doesn’t necessarily happen in a court of law or behind bars. In the case of Frazier Glenn Cross, deeply embedded hate at a young age has resulted in a wasted life and flowered into a

Missouri Voices

Find a grant-making partner in ministry

April 23, 2014

author: Administrator

Your church has started a ministry that meets needs and creates opportunities to share the good news of Jesus Christ. The ministry’s future is bright and is positioned to grow. The challenge standing in the way is how to fund its future.

Word & Way

Don’t be distracted this Easter

April 9, 2014

author: Administrator

Easter reminds us that one of the most effective ways to influence others for Christ is simply to tell the story of redemption and what the Son of God means to us, what he has done for us and especially the relationship with Christ that

Midwest flavor for CBF General Assembly

Something for everyone at SBC

Like Christ, accept and value all

The commandment (most) Baptists break

Sensitivity to mental illness

Comfort those who are mourning the death of a loved one

Glen Stassen left a lasting legacy

Hate-monger hits close to home

Find a grant-making partner in ministry

Don’t be distracted this Easter

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