• Contact Us
  • Classifieds
  • About
  • Home

Pathway

Missouri Baptist Convention's Official News Journal

  • Missouri
    • MBC
    • Churches
    • Institutions & Agencies
    • Policy
    • Disaster Relief
  • National
    • SBC Annual Meeting
    • NAMB
    • SBC
    • Churches
    • Policy
    • Society & Culture
  • Global
    • Missions
    • Multicultural
  • Columnists
    • Wes Fowler
    • Ben Hawkins
    • Pat Lamb
    • Rhonda Rhea
    • Rob Phillips
  • Ethics
    • Life
    • Liberty
    • Family
  • Faith
    • Apologetics
    • Religions
    • Evangelism
    • Missions
    • Bible Study & Devotion
  • E-Edition

More results...

Bott Radio Network to focus on MBC’s annual meeting

November 16, 2005 By The Pathway

Bott Radio Network to focus on MBC’s annual meeting

Broadcasts may go worldwide

By Staff

September 28, 2004

JEFFERSON CITY – When the 170th annual meeting of the Missouri Baptist Convention (MBC) is held Oct. 25-27 at First Baptist Church, Raytown, interviews with MBC leaders and program personalities may be heard around the world as the Bott Radio Network broadcasts from the annual meeting via “streaming audio” on the network’s Internet site, www.bottradionetwork.com.

Tentative plans call for Bott broadcasts to originate from the atrium of the church, which will serve as this year’s convention exhibit hall. If Bott receives permission from the MBC Executive Board’s administrative committee when it meets in early October, it will mark the second straight year Bott has broadcast from the MBC’s annual meeting.

In addition, the interviews will be heard on all 18 Bott Network stations in 15 markets nationwide. Ten of Bott’s stations are in Missouri. The interviews will be broadcast from 2-3 p.m., each day of the convention.

Harold Hendrick, whose “Encounter” broadcasts are heard every Tuesday and Thursday afternoons on KSIV-AM, a Bott station in St. Louis, and Eben Fowler, a Bott radio personality based in Kansas City, will conduct the interviews. Hendrick is a member of First Baptist Church, Ferguson. In recent weeks MBC Executive Director David Clippard, Associate Executive Director Kenny Qualls, Pathway Editor Don Hinkle and Men’s Ministry Coordinator Danny Decker have all been guests on Hendrick’s program.

Bott stations provide Christian programming 24 hours a day in markets stretching from Ft. Wayne, Ind. to Fresno/Modesto, Calif. Richard (Dick) P. Bott, founder, president and chief executive officer of Bott, received the MBC Christian Life Commission’s Distinguished Service Award at the MBC 2003 meeting in St. Louis.

Comments

Featured Videos

Lick Creek Fellowship - A Story of Cooperation

A declining rural church faced closure after years of dwindling attendance and aging members. But after the doors closed, a small group stepped in to build something fresh from its legacy. Watch this video to hear this story of cooperation and new life.

Find More Videos

Trending

  • The blessing of staying

  • Hooked on serving: One trip was all it took to seek out MODR training

  • Students accept call to faith, ministry during a peak year at Super Summer

  • Bellevue Baptist Church search committee announces Lifeway’s Mandrell as pastor candidate

  • First-person: The Cooperative Program fostered my passion for church planting

  • MBU sports team focuses on more than athletics

Ethics

Churches, religious broadcasters prevail in lawsuit challenging Johnson Amendment

Diana Chandler

The Johnson Amendment, as it formerly restricted political comments from the pulpit, is null and void, according to a July 7th binding consent judgment.

FIRST-PERSON: Liberty for all – a Baptist distinctive

Baptist Press

More Ethics Stories

Missouri

Students accept call to faith, ministry during a peak year at Super Summer

Dan Steinbeck

More than 1,600 students gathered across three Missouri Super Summer camps this June, making 2025 the largest year in the Missouri Baptist Convention (MBC) camp’s recent history and resulting in dozens of spiritual decisions.

Copyright © 2025 · The Pathway