Missourians packing boxes for world’s children
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acking Christmas boxes may seem out of place during the season of pumpkins and colored leaves, but that is what hundreds of Missouri Baptists, including several St. Louis churches, are doing.
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.
Small-town students make big impact on children’s home campus
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Lambs symbolize love for fragile children, worried families
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Hartsfield, others call for healthcare for children, families
Religious leaders from across the state are recruiting volunteers to go to Jefferson City April 16 in support of family-friendly healthcare bills.
Family missions involvement raises children’s awareness
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Hungry children are waiting (while Global Poverty Act languishes in U.S. Senate)
By Bill Webb Word&Way Editor Financial markets have experienced massive trauma during the past several days. And it has been interesting to observe the response of the U.S. government and others around the world to restore economic order. We’ve seen a flurry of billions-upon-billions of
Youth and children still look for “cool” church design
By Vicki Brown Word&Way Correspondent Architects and construction professionals stay on top of the “cool” trends in church design, particularly for ministry to youth and children. Not surprisingly, technology still heads the list of “must-haves.” “The sky’s the limit,” noted John
Children must be safe
By Vicki Brown Word&Way Correspondent Imagine you are seven months pregnant with a 2 1/2-year-old in tow. You’re juggling a bag of toddler needs, your Bible, Bible study material and today’s bulletin. And you are trying to get to the preschool area on the
Children’s Home honors Werner Strick
Bridgeton — Missouri Baptist Children's Home board members honored a longtime trustee, adopted budgets and elected new board members on Oct. 10.Meeting on the Children's Home main campus at Bridgeton, trustees agreed with the MBCH professional development institute board to name an ongoing seminar series