November 29, 2022 Stories

Missouri

MODR team preemptively fills sandbags

The Mississippi River was at significantly low levels on Saturday, Oct. 22. That didn’t stop one Missouri Baptist Disaster Relief (MODR) team from filling sandbags on the bluff a half-mile away from the river.
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Sills files defamation suit against SBC, Lyell, others

A former Southern Baptist seminary professor and his wife have filed suit against the SBC and 10 other individuals and entities connected to the SBC, including Jennifer Lyell and Guidepost Solutions. They allege “defamation, conspiracy, intentional infliction of emotional distress, negligence, and wantonness concerning untrue claims of sexual abuse."
Missouri

Judgment House sees record attendance

For the fifth time since 2017, the First Baptist Church in Cameron held a Judgment House presentation for the community. This year, the three-day event had 52 separate 20-minute tours, with a total of 1,265 people attending.
Missouri

HLGU’s ‘Freedom on the Inside’ program receives book donation from Souvay Memorial Library

Hannibal-LaGrange University (HLGU) announces a partnership between the Souvay Memorial Library at Kenrick Glennon Seminary in St. Louis and HLGU’s Freedom on the Inside program at the Jefferson City Correctional Center.

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