Rising for Costa Rica
A Missouri Baptist University incoming freshman already has her career plans laid out in front of her as a full-time missionary, with her sights set specifically on the people of Costa Rica.
Can’t Buy Love, But You Can Pack It
Rebecca and Jay Fox have a love for children that reaches far beyond their own family as they are now designated as a “safe family,” which is part of a national movement called, “Safe Families for Children,” where families volunteer to temporarily host children in critical circumstances.
Sharing Christ Through Loss, Love and Leadership
Perhaps you have seen her walking around campus leading a prospective-student tour or heard her lively, one-of-a-kind laugh from down the hall. Today, Melanie Laurence opens her heart to what drives her passions for MBU.
Her Mission to Make Him Famous
“I feel like that’s specifically what God’s put on my heart, to write for the broken.”
A God Ordained Transplant: Janet Mayfield
From the walls of a corporate office with no degree in hand, to an instructor herself, Mayfield has a surprising story of crushing her own expectations by jumping leaps and bounds out of her comfort zone.
Summer is Short: Spend it in Oxford
Sophomore Meredith Linn plans a summer abroad in Oxford to study C.S. Lewis, Christian History and the English culture.
A Passion For People
Amy Goodberlet shares her story about following God’s promptings and learning to trust Him in all facets of her life.
Picture of Progress: From Mexico to MBU Grad to Manager
Sebastian Munoz became the Missouri Baptist University coffee shop manager by more than simply applying for a job. The journey Munoz embarked on includes marriage, immigration and a college degree.
A Street Witnesser at Heart
Perhaps recognized by his long locks and Zumba graces, Dr. David Bailey, professor of psychology at Missouri Baptist University, shares his honest words and hand gestures that reveal a new understanding for who this Renaissance man really is.
A Time to Grow: MBU in Nature Club Buds on Campus
The organization, which sprouted last semester, plans on branching out and spreading its roots throughout the university community and beyond.