August 26, 2025 Stories

Judge strikes state law that banned religious schools from college credits program

A Minnesota law that banned certain Christian colleges from a program that enrolls high-schoolers in tuition-free college credit courses is unconstitutional, a federal judge has ruled.

Time to hit update, Part 3: Still Alive

Now, we turn our attention to something just as important but often overlooked: the documents that protect you while you're still alive, especially when you can't speak for yourself. These are not just paperwork to file away; they are real safeguards for your dignity, your peace of mind, and your loved ones' ability to help you when it counts. Whether from a fall, illness, stroke, dementia, or simply getting older, many people go through a time when they cannot speak or act for themselves. Without the proper documents in place, your loved ones could be left scrambling during an already stressful time.

Resolutions for MBC annual meeting due on Aug. 28

Resolutions for this year’s MBC Annual Meeting must be submitted in writing to the Committee on Resolutions at least sixty (60) days prior to the first session of the annual meeting, which means the deadline of Aug. 28 is fast approaching.

FBC De Soto’s mission team facilitates eyeglass clinic in the Dominican Republic

Gene Smith, administrative pastor at First Baptist Church, De Soto, and his wife Kristi recently led a missions trip to La Romana, Dominican Republic. They and 12 individuals from their church partnered with Pastor Savenít Polo of Maranatha Baptist Church and other volunteers in La Romana to organize an eyeglass clinic, which was open, June 21–28. The team went out to two different “bateyes,” impoverished villages where sugar cane workers live. On this trip, they gave out 589 pairs of glasses, served 467 people, and saw 15 of those come to faith in Jesus.

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