Judge throws out Missouri funeral protest law
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (ABP) -- A federal judge ruled Aug. 16 that a Missouri law banning protests at or near funerals is unconstitutional.
Hispanic work in Missouri is multicultural
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Missouri indie band spreads message of authentic faith
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Missouri CBFers become living testimonies
Cooperative Baptist Fellowship of Missouri, including the Glory Pickers, participated in community service as part of its General Assembly April 16-17 at University Heights Baptist Church, Springfield.
Missouri Christians must turn to God for budget answers
Anne Graham Lotz, daughter of evangelist Billy Graham, called
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SBU tennis coach among new Missouri Sports Hall of Famers
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Southwest Baptist University tennis coach John Bryant was one of 15 individuals and two teams inducted into the Missouri
Missouri Baptist Convention meets in Raytown
The Missouri Baptist Convention will hold its 175th annual meeting this week at First Baptist Church in Raytown, October 26-28. Use this link or click
Missouri churches bring hope to Helena
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Missouri: Land of giants
Missouri is a land of giants. Baptist giants. Lots of them. Many are deceased, but many are very much alive.
Missouri High Court decision effectively ends convention case against Windermere
JEFFERSON CITY — Missouri’s highest state court has turned down a request to examine a district court ruling favoring Windermere Baptist Conference Center.