October 9, 2018 Stories

Ethics

‘Atrocity’: Mold, bodily fluid uncovered at Columbia Planned Parenthood

During the Sept. 28th inspection at the clinic in Columbia, black mold, rust and bodily fluid were found on equipment that had recently been used to treat patients. “It’s an atrocity, it’s egregious, and I’m not a bit surprised,” said Bonnie Lee.
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No MBC prophet, but a ‘worm,’ glorifying God in public policy

"When I walk down the hallways of our State Capitol, my heart is full of love for my King, the Lord Jesus. It is also full of love for all those serving our state and nation. I want them to know the government does not belong to them. The Constitution says it belongs to “We the people.” In reality, it does not really belong to us. It belongs to God, who has decided to let us be involved in His creation."
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Happy Anniversary

Since we at the MBF work on a fiscal year of October 1 through the end of September, it is time to begin a “new year.”  But it’s also an opportunity for me to reflect on the past year.
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Kavanaugh confirmation: Prayer, civility urged

MBC Executive Director John Yeats urges civility, prayer after Kavanaugh confirmation: "We are in desperate need of the Holy God to awaken the citizens of this republic to its principles of governing and responsibility of common courtesy toward one another."

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