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Gregory Holman/KSMUA Springfield church that serves people dealing with homelessness announced changes that include plans for the upcoming cold-weather shelter season, in partnership with another congregation. -
Michele SkalickyThe church on N. Benton in Springfield was founded by enslaved people in 1847.
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When Governor Mike Parson issued an executive order for Missourians to limit their activities due to the coronavirus pandemic, one of his Republican… -
A national study has revealed new information about “Nones.”Nones are people who, when asked about what religion they identify as, would answer, “none,”…
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This week marks one month since a gunman opened fire on two mosques in Christchurch, New Zealand, killing scores of worshippers.To pause and reflect on…
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Alex Garcia has lived in Poplar Bluff, Missouri for 15 years. In the past, he received permission to remain in the U.S. even though he entered the...
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The Jewish faith is steeped in tradition, and that goes for the local Jewish community as well. To find out about some of their traditions I spoke with…
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The Assemblies of God has installed its 13th general superintendent. 54-year-old Doug Clay was elected chief executive officer of the General Council of…
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Springfield has played host to several political rallies and marches in recent months, with crowds ranging from the dozens to thousands. This weekend, an…
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To Springfield city officials, involving the faith community in its Zone Blitz initiative seemed like a natural fit. Helping those in need is nothing new…
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Springfield’s Sangha Studio will host a benefit tomorrow evening in support of the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe protesting the build of the Dakota Access…
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With Thanksgiving less than a week away, many are preparing for the food and family. The Nixa Ministerial Alliance is busy too, preparing for its annual…
