September 11, 2018 Stories

Arson suspected in church fire

Arson is suspected in a recent fire that destroyed a 25-foot-section of the worship center inside Cedar Grove Baptist Church in Warsaw, resulting in an estimated $50,000 worth of damage.

Kavanaugh hearings open, abortion draws spotlight: Missouri Baptist attorney analyzes confirmation process

“The hearings are important to illustrate the intense emotional collision of competing worldviews among politicians, lawyers and regular citizens who care about constitutional rights,” said Mike Whitehead, general counsel for the Missouri Baptist Convention and co-counsel in several cases that have gone before the Supreme Court.

Voter registration packs ready for churches

Citizens must be registered to vote (or change their address if they have moved since the last time they voted) by Oct. 10 in order to vote in the Nov. 6 general election.

It is about free speech, not tax exemptions

I was recently asked by a reporter, if there was one thing I would want people to know about the Johnson Amendment, what would it be? I replied: “Only God is Lord of the conscious, not the government and certainly not the Johnson Amendment.”

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