At least 256 Missouri Baptists from 40 different churches took part in the Missouri Baptist Convention’s prayer tour, Aug. 30–Sept. 2. The first event of its
Mark Fugitt is wondering why nearly unlimited access to the Bible has not made people holier in general. The Southwest Missouri pastor explores this in “Quiet Time: The Past, Present, and Potential Power of Personal Bible Study.”
You may remember reading about Davy and Natalie Lloyd. Missionaries to Haiti who were murdered by gangs in the neighborhood where they served the Lord,
Southwest Baptist University Board of Trustees announced Tuesday (July 21) that Rick Melson, the university’s 26th president, has accepted the call to become the next
This year marks the 100th anniversary of the famous Route 66 — and Missouri Baptists are hoping to see an eternal impact through a special prayer tour focused on stirring spiritual revival.
A team from Midwestern Seminary spent 10 days in Manta, Ecuador, partnering with a local church to train believers in evangelism and proclaim the gospel throughout the surrounding community.
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit has reversed key portions of a federal district court ruling against two Missouri counselors who are challenging counseling censorship ordinances adopted by Kansas City and Jackson County.
EDITOR’S NOTE (Updated May 5, 2026): The Baptist Homes & Healthcare Ministries released a letter Monday (May 4), detailing the connection of its leadership to
When Rob Phillips began writing books to help Christians defend their faith he never foresaw some of his titles being translated into Farsi, the modern Persian language of Iran.
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