Don’t Snuff Out the Light Online
The Kansas City Star ran an excerpt in the Sunday print edition of Word&Way Editor Brian Kaylor’s latest editorial. Read full piece
Traveling light: simplifying need not be intimidating
Living simply is, well, pretty simple, some believe.
Churches urged to ‘turn the light on’ sexual abuse
Gary Morgan, pastor of Cowboy Church of Ellis County, spoke from his pulpit about the damage sexual abuse can cause. He assured victims if they disclose abuse and seek proper help, "it can get better." Too often, he said, victims of sexual abuse have not
FBC lets its light shine in Farmington
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First Baptist Church, Farmington, may not sit on a hill, but its light shines through its "You are the Light" family ministry each
Under specific questioning, Kagan sheds little light on church-state views
WASHINGTON (ABP) -- Supreme Court nominee Elena Kagan’s questioning before the Senate Judiciary Committee wound down July 1, a day after she faced the only direct questions regarding religious freedom she received during her three-plus days of testimony before the panel.
The Light of Christmas
By Bill Webb, Word&Way Editor Have you ever found yourself in the dark? No, not the way children sometimes describe their parents’ level of awareness. Have you found yourself in literal darkness without the means to adequately dispel that darkness? Many people in the Midwest
Shedding a little light on conflict
By Bill Webb Word&Way Editor This week in Word&Way, we begin a series of articles to help our readers identify and clarify aspects of a conflict that has dragged on for years among Missouri Baptists (see Beyond Rhetoric). We know that projects like this have