Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary recently celebrated the release of President Jason K. Allen’s latest book, an updated edition of Charles Haddon Spurgeon’s “Lectures to My
The executive director search committee of the Missouri Baptist Convention’s executive board released a video update, June 23. “Recently, we have worked through the recommendations
Midwestern Seminary presented the 2023 Presidential Merit Award to this year’s recipient — John Yeats. The presentation was made during the seminary’s Alumni & Friends
Church walls don’t mean much when it comes to partnering for the gospel, and that was on display at Parkville 4 the Gospel, a joint
The presidents of the Southern Baptist Convention’s six seminaries joined together in one report Wednesday afternoon, with each bringing a brief word of update and
In addition to reelecting Bart Barber as Southern Baptist Convention president for another year, messengers to the annual meeting June 13–14 in New Orleans elected
Midwestern Seminary recently announced a new degree offering to its doctoral program, the Doctor of Ministry in Ministry to Women. Launching in the fall of
Former Missouri Baptist Convention Executive Director Donald V. Wideman died May 3 at the age of 95. Wideman served as MBC executive director from 1987–1997.
Retired pastor Frank Marshall celebrated his 100th birthday on April 21. Nate Adams, Illinois Baptist State Association executive director, recently visited Marshall at First Baptist
The Bible instructs Christians to “run the race with endurance,” but even the writer of Hebrews would have to admit that even the thought of
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