April 12, 2022 Stories

FRC calls for D.C. autopsy on five aborted babies, possibly killed by partial-birth abortion or after being born alive

The Family Research Council, April 8, called for the D.C. medical examiner to conduct an autopsy of the five aborted babies whose remains were recovered from a Washington Surgi-Clinic. These five aborted babies may have been killed in violation of the federal Partial-Birth Abortion Ban Act or the Born-Alive Infants Protection Act.

HLGU to hold Scarlet and Blue Auction, May 20

Hannibal-LaGrange University (HLGU) will hold the Scarlet and Blue Auction on Friday, May 20, in the Roland Fine Arts Center.

Trust, the SBC, the MBC and the Cooperative Program

“Trust is like a vase. Once it’s broken, though you can fix it, the vase will never be the same again," Walter Anderson once said. For the SBC, the vase has been broken. It can be restored, but it will never be the same.

Broken for Bucha: Southern Baptist response teams overflow with compassion

Overcome with emotion, Iaroslav covered his face and the torrent of tears with one of his hands. His other held a piping-hot cup of coffee. At the border of Romania and Ukraine, Southern Baptist volunteers provided this Ukrainian man from the decimated city of Bucha with a listening ear, a message of love and a prayer for protection.

Churches now able to withhold funds from SBC entities in MBC’s new ‘Plan B’ giving option

“Plan B” comes in response to concerns raised by Missouri Baptist churches and associations about actions taken by some SBC entities – for example, the SBC Executive Committee’s (EC) hasty decision to hire a law firm that promotes LGBTQ+ causes.

SBU’s Paxton earns highest honor in Pi Kappa Delta National Tournament

Southwest Baptist University Speaking Bearcat senior Jessica Paxton received the All-American Award at the 2022 Pi Kappa Delta National Comprehensive Tournament on March 7-13 in Orlando.

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