Don Hinkle News Today

'He was what any good judge should aspire to be,' one local lawyer said.

Days of prayer have been a foundational part of the U.S. since its inception, William Federer told dozens of listeners Thursday at the Missouri Capitol.

"A public servant of the highest order, Judge Carroll served this community as a judge for more than 12 years and as a lawyer for 40 years."

MWBC highlights relationships, honors Endel; Missouri Baptists ‘Reflecting Christ to a watching world.’

By nearly all accounts, the MBC annual meeting was a wonderful event. For one thing, 1,016 brothers and sisters from 462 churches, along with 222 guests, gathered to make this the largest gathering of Missouri Baptists in the St. Louis area in over a decade.

The longtime editor of The Pathway was known for his bowties, outspoken politics and his championing of conservative Southern Baptists.

(RNS) — The longtime editor of The Pathway was known for his bowties, outspoken politics and his championing of conservative Southern Baptists.

I see The Missouri Baptist Pathway as one of those valuable state papers. It has earned a place in the future of Missouri Baptists, even as it has had for the past 20 years a role in the burgeoning strength of your state fellowship.

“It takes resources, it takes vision, it takes a lot of thought,” said Bob Curtis, director of missions for the Mineral Area Baptist Association in Farmington. “And it takes a lot of prayer.”

To the Editor:  I don’t understand the blanket of silence in the media about the names and relative info about Islanders who are afflicted with COVID. Such information would be of social value. Why hide it?   Don Hinkle Oak Bluffs