Hannibal-LaGrange University has named Robert J. Matz as its 18th president. Matz was appointed by the full board of trustees at the fall meeting on
Steven Strauch lives his life to the fullest. Even though he has a terminal diagnosis of stage 4 cancer, he says he has “a determination
A week ago, Marta Ramirez was settling into her new home in Port Charlotte, a harborside town in southwest Florida. This week she is picking
Southern Baptist Disaster Relief volunteers continued to position themselves to respond swiftly as millions of Florida residents were without power on Thursday (Sept. 29) amid
Don Hinkle, the Missouri Pathway’s founding editor, died Thursday (Sept. 22). Known for his colorful bow ties, quick wit and love for journalism, Hinkle, 68,
The Missouri Pathway’s founding editor, Don Hinkle, has announced that he will step aside from the Baptist state newspaper to focus entirely on his role
Seventy-eight people prayed to receive Jesus at the Baptist tent during the Missouri State Fair. The mid-August fair ran for 10 days, and Baptist volunteers
As fall fast approaches, so does this year’s slate of state Baptist annual meetings. With budget reports, officer elections, ministry updates, resolutions, motions on various
Bart Barber, president of the Southern Baptist Convention, has announced the names of those who will lead and serve on the SBC Abuse Response Implementation
Southwest Baptist University has announced that it has received a $1.1 million endowed estate, with a portion of the gift set to establish The Blair
