Even among the crackle and roar of motorcycle engines, there’s room for the still, quiet voice of the gospel. Even as riders fly and flip through the air, the Holy Spirit can draw lost souls.
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.
The Missouri Baptist Convention, through its High Street Press imprint, has released a new resource for personal or group study titled, “What Every Christian Should
A statewide summit for those interested in church revitalization was recently held at the Missouri Baptist Convention office in Jefferson City. Pastors, church revitalizers and
After 12 years of service, Missouri Baptist Convention Executive Director John Yeats asked the MBC executive board, March 6, to form a transition team to
Messengers recently assembled for the 2022 Missouri Baptist Convention annual meeting in St. Charles and passed resolutions on a variety of issues — declaring their
Not many people can say they have ridden a motorcycle for Jesus, let alone performed death-defying stunts in front of thousands and on international television
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
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
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