June 24, 2022 Stories

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Connecting the dots of cooperation

I am pleased to share how God’s work and presence through Baptist Homes through our cooperative efforts is budding, blossoming, and producing ripe fruit on behalf of the aging and our churches. Let me share a few examples of this cooperation in action. 
Missouri

MBU trustees extend Ross’ contract through 2025

Missouri Baptist University Trustees extended President Keith Ross’ contract and approved new faculty appointments and at their regularly scheduled meeting May 26.
Missouri

MBC’s Yeats: ‘An historic day for the sanctity of life’

Yeats: "This is a monumental victory for children and people with a Christian worldview, and it warrants celebration. We should praise God for answered prayer and an end to the legal nightmare that resulted in the killing of more than 63 million children."
Missouri

Gov. Parson signs proclamation to end elective abortions in Missouri

In response to the United States Supreme Court's ruling overturning Roe v. Wade, June 24, Gov. Mike Parson signed a proclamation giving legal effect to Section 188.017 RSMo and activating the "Right to Life of the Unborn Child Act."
National

Supreme Court overturns Roe abortion decision

The U.S. Supreme Court overturned a nationwide abortion regime Friday (June 24) that lasted nearly half a century and resulted in the deaths of more than 60 million preborn children.
International

Gospel changes life of 108-year-old woman in South Asia

At 108 years old, Auntie’s vision has essentially failed her. But what hasn’t failed is her new-found love for the gospel.
Missouri

Central BSU equips students to share their faith

At the start of the spring semester, Central BSU at University of Central Missouri put on their own evangelism training for their student leaders, plus any other students who wanted to attend. The goal was to better equip their students to share and defend the gospel.

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