July 30, 2021 Stories

Ky. student connects with MBCollegiate, becomes Mo. Baptist summer missionary

The scope of MBCollegiate isn’t limited to Missouri college students. Sometimes a simple connection through a friend is all it takes to reach across state borders to impact collegians on other campuses in other states. Olivia Helm is one such case.

‘The Chosen’ makes great TV

If you aren’t watching “The Chosen,” I think you’re missing out. Let me offer six reasons to watch this creative, biblically faithful show about Christ's life, as seen through the eyes of his followers.

Churches’ partnership after fire paints picture of Christian unity

In September, 2020, lightning struck the New Jerusalem Tabernacle, a non-denominational black church in town, damaging the electrical panel. Fire broke out about noon. Bill Maupin, pastor of First Baptist Church, went to the scene and comforted New Jerusalem Tabernacle parishioners as they waited for their pastor, Horace Walters, to get there. Since that day, the churches have displayed Christian unity.

Lowe’s, Home Depot programs to benefit DR

A couple of new programs with major retailers will benefit Southern Baptist Disaster Relief (DR). Home Depot and Lowe’s are offering opportunities for customers to register their personal or business credit cards with the program. By doing so, a percentage of each purchase (either in-store or online) goes directly to Southern Baptist Disaster Relief.

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