- Journal of the Mississippi Baptist Convention since 1877 May 3, 2022

Bible Drill Selection Tournament Winners

Bible Drill Selection Tournament Winners

May 3, 2022

The Bible Drill Selection Tournament was held at Colonial Heights Church, Jackson, April 30. Photos show winners, from left to right: Middle School selection tournament…

Wall Street Journal calls for overturning Roe v. Wade in Mississippi case before U.S. Supreme Court

DECISION COMING — The U. S. Supreme Court, shown here in a file photo that does not include the latest appointment of Ketanji Brown Jackson by U.S. President Joe Biden (D) to replace the retiring Stephen Breyer (front row, second from right), is expected to rule on Mississippi’s Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization appeal by this summer. Because the Brown Jackson appointment came after oral arguments in the case were made on Dec. 1 of last year, she will not participate in the court’s ruling. (Photo credit: Fred Schilling, Collection of the Supreme Court of the United States)

Wall Street Journal calls for overturning Roe v. Wade in Mississippi case before U.S. Supreme Court

April 28, 2022

Nominees sought for Mississippi Baptist Convention posts

Nominees sought for Mississippi Baptist Convention posts

April 27, 2022

Sex abuse investigation on track; cost tops $1.7M

Sex abuse investigation on track; cost tops $1.7M

April 27, 2022

Help shape MBCB branding, website through online survey

Help shape MBCB branding, website through online survey

April 27, 2022

Mission:Dignity® Launches
$750,000 Matching Event
for Giving Tuesday
DALLAS — Mission:Dignity^®, a ministry of GuideStone^®, is inviting friends and supporters to make a life-changing impact this Giving Tuesday, December 2. Thanks to the generosity of committed donors, the first $750,000 in gifts will be matched dollar for dollar, doubling the help provided to retired Southern Baptist ministers, workers, and their widows in need. Mission:Dignity exists to honor these faithful servants by providing financial assistance to cover basic needs such as food, utilities, and medical care. For many recipients, these monthly grants are the difference between choosing groceries or prescriptions. Supporters can make a tax-deductible gift at MissionDignity.org/GivingTuesday. All donations received on Giving Tuesday will directly benefit retired ministers and their widows who often live at or below the poverty line. Mission:Dignity currently assists almost 2,800 retired Southern Baptist ministers, workers, and in most cases their widows nationwide, providing dignity and financial support in their later years. With the matching challenge, donors can help ensure these faithful servants never have to worry about basic necessities.