Mike Hubbard Stories

First-person: The Cooperative Program fostered my passion for church planting

In the early 2000s, I met Ben Hess at the Denny’s restaurant next to Interstate 44 in Eureka. For the previous few months, my wife Heidi and I had been wrestling with the call to plant a church in this St. Louis suburb. From that meeting, and for multiple years after we planted the church, Ben, for us, was the face of the Cooperative Program.

We must pass through Samaria

“In order to reach people, raise up leaders and pastors, plant churches, and partner with existing churches, we will need intentionality in developing relationships, willing to hear the struggle and pain of people living in pockets of lostness.”

A call for more diversity within MBC

If we desire to reach the lost in our state, we must make strides toward greater diversity in representation of leadership in all aspects of the MBC.

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