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Yeats, Hinkle interviewed on Missouri marriage laws

November 22, 2013 By Contributing Writer

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Click here to listen to the interview…

Hear the quiet but passionate concerns expressed by Dr. John Yeats, Executive Director of the Missouri Baptist Convention, composed of 1,900+ cooperating churches – and Don Hinkle, MBC’s Director of Public Policy and editor of MBC’s official periodical, The Pathway.

These spiritual leaders – Dr. John Yeats and Don Hinkle – have publicly prayed for and rendered respect to Missouri Governor Jay Nixon.  Now they speak prophetically in opposing the Governor’s unconstitutional action wherein he is granting Missouri tax benefits to same-sex couples who were “married” in other states.

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