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Race & Faith

Periodically, racial tensions bubble up, illustrating just how far-removed modern America is from "beloved community."

Do-it-yourself discipleship

Do-it-yourself discipleship

Not too long ago, hardly any church would have dared to plan, write and publish its own Bible study materials. But these days, all that has changed.

CBF initiative brings hope to nation's poorest counties

CBF initiative brings hope to nation's poorest counties

CBF's Together for Hope initiative works for change in economic and social systems in the country's 20 poorest counties.

 
Word&Way Editor Bill Webb continues to recover
By Word&Way Staff   
Wednesday, May 16, 2012
Word&Way Editor Bill Webb continues to recover from injuries sustained May 12 in a cycling accident in Jefferson City. His family expresses their deepest appreciation for all the prayer and encouragement they have received.
 
Burt honored at HLGU
By Vicki Brown, Word&Way Associate Editor   
Wednesday, May 16, 2012
HANNIBAL - Though Woodrow Burt officially retires as president of Hannibal-LaGrange University in August, he can't move away, Hannibal Mayor Roy Hark declared April 26.
 
First, California, celebrates its global mission outreach
By Vicki Brown, Word&Way Associate Editor   
Wednesday, May 16, 2012
FBC California
CALIFORNIA -- Members of First Baptist Church, California, celebrated Easter twice -- focusing on God's gift of salvation through Jesus on April 8 and rejoicing in God's call to share the gift with others on April 15.
 
Payday loan reform proponents submit signatures for ballot initiative
By Vicki Brown   
Wednesday, May 09, 2012
Proponents of a Nov. 4 ballot initiative to cap the annual percentage rate on short-term loans delivered about 180,000 signatures from registered Missouri voters to the secretary of state's office May 6.
 
HLGU names MBTS administrator as next president
By Vicki Brown   
Wednesday, May 09, 2012
Hannibal-LaGrange University trustees unanimously chose Anthony Allen, senior vice president for administration and chief administrative officer for Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, to become the university's 17th president.
 

Several members of the university and Hannibal communities turned out for a retirement reception Hannibal La-Grange University hosted to honor President Woodrow Burt and wife Katherine April 26. The event featured presentations by Hannibal Mayor Roy Hark and Rep. Lindel Shumake. HLGU Vice President Steve Miller presented the Senate proclamation. (Photos by Vicki Brown)

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