Court of Appeals denies Baptist Foundation motions, leaving Missouri Supreme Court as remaining option
The Western District Court of Appeals in Kansas City, Mo., on July 5 overruled and denied The Missouri Baptist Foundation’s motions for the court to either rehear the Missouri Baptist Convention’s case against it or transfer the matter to the Missouri Supreme Court.
Baptist Foundation seeks rehearing of case or transfer to Missouri Supreme Court
The Missouri Baptist Foundation on June 8 has filed a “motion for rehearing and alternative application for transfer” of the Missouri Baptist Convention’s nearly 14-year-old case against the Foundation.
2016 SBC Annual Meeting meets in St. Louis
The Southern Baptist Convention's 2016 annual meeting will meet at America's Centerin June 14-15 in St. Louis under the theme, "Awaken America: Reach the World."
Speaking out for the hungry in the halls of power
As Christians look to tackle childhood hunger in the United States, there are two paths leaders view as essential.
Churches tackle ongoing child hunger
As the last bell rings in late May or early June, throngs of schoolkids rush from their school to celebrate the start of summer. More time to play games, more opportunities to sleep and less homework. Yet, for some children, summer also means fewer meals.
Missourians see opening doors in Cuba
Six Baptist leaders from Missouri traveled to Cuba the last week of April to explore partnership possibilities in the eastern part of the island nation.
Johnson praised for devotion to family, faith, TBH
Retired Baptist Home President Larry Johnson was repeatedly praised for his devotion, love and compassion during a memorial service May 21 at First Baptist Church in Farmington, Mo.
Appeals court rules for MBC in case against Missouri Baptist Foundation
The Western District Court of Appeals in Kansas City, Mo. — a three-judge panel — ruled May 24 in favor of the Missouri Baptist Convention in their 14-year legal battle over selection of the Missouri Baptist Foundation’s board of trustees.
Chaplains in the land of cubicles
On any given Sunday, most Americans do not attend church. Most will, however, show up to work throughout the week. These individuals still experience times of uncertainty, personal and family turmoil, loss of love ones and other moments where they may desire spiritual guidance.
Chaplaincy viewed as growing field for ministry
When the word “chaplain” pops up, many people may think of a pastor serving alongside military soldiers, at a hospital or prison.
Yet, chaplains can be found on sports sidelines, on university campuses, in police and fire stations, in business offices or even in a neighborhood.