LOCAL GROUP FORMS TO PUSH FOR ENACTMENT (MetroVoiceNews.com) — The national debate over taxation is shifting from the question of whether to alter our current tax system to the question of how ...
Read More »5K Run Promotes STEM fields to Urban Youth
By Kharissa Forte | A science fair, 100-meter mascot dash and local vendors are what make A Walk for Education 5K a family friendly community event. This will be the first 5K ...
Read More »Global Outreach Day Seeks Church Participation June 14
By Kharissa Forte | “Everyone can reach someone, and together we can reach the world,” is the mission phrase behind Global Outreach Day celebrated on June 14. The international event stems from ...
Read More »Missouri and Kansas Caught in Sinaloa Drug Cartel’s Grip
From Johnson County, Kansas to Platte County, Missouri: Cartel’s presence is labeled as “significant” By Dwight Widaman | On Feb. 22, Joaquin ‘El Chapo’ Guzmán, leader of the Mexican-based Sinaloa drug cartel, ...
Read More »Central UMC Hosts Free One-Day Prom Dress Boutique
Blessed Dress: Empowering Girls One Free Dress At A Time Central United Methodist Church is hosting its one day only Prom Dress Boutique: Blessed Dress on Saturday, April 5 from 9 a.m. to 6 ...
Read More »A Milton Wolf in sheep’s clothing?
U.S. Senate campaign of Tea Party candidate raises big concerns NEWS ANALYSIS By John Altevogt | Metro Voice Twenty years ago Eudora insurance agent David Miller started the revolution that today ...
Read More »KU Campus Ministry’s “Queer Christianity” Raises Questions
“Neutral” topics include: “Crossing Boundaries and Breaking Rules: Queerness as Christian Practice” By Dwight Widaman | The article, “University of Kansas Forums Discuss ‘Queering Christianity'” on the website TheCollegeFix.com has generated a ...
Read More »Short-term Lutheran missionaries needed to teach English
The Lutheran Church Missouri Synod’s (LCMS) Office of International Mission is seeking to place 20 short-term missionaries who can teach English as a foreign language, or EFL, at schools and churches overseas. ...
Read More »Some of Our Favorite Church Signs
We think these church sings are pretty funny. What do you think? Have a favorite? Post it to our Facebook page. Click the Kansas City Facebook page on the right of this ...
Read More »Purity Ball This Saturday in Lee’s Summit
Bring your Princess to the Purity Ball this Saturday for a Special Evening All dads, grandpas, and uncles of young ladies ages 11-up are to a very unique evening honoring fathers, ...
Read More »Drury University Women and Men Both Head to Regional Finals
Both Panther teams can advance to Elite Eight with victories By Bill Pollock Drury University Panther fans will be cheering for the men’s and women’s programs. Each team has a chance to advance ...
Read More »Late-Term Teen Abortions Under Scrutiny in Kansas
Kansas Fights to Strip License of Doc Who Sent Pre-Teen Girls for Late-Term Abortions by Kathy Ostrowski | LifeNews.com The Kansas State Healing Arts Board voted unanimously late last week to ...
Read More »Debate Begins on Kansas Court Ruling on School Finances
KS Supreme Court: Legislators made ‘unconstitutional’ school funding choices By Travis Perry │ Kansas Watchdog OSAWATOMIE, Kan. — In a long-awaited decision, the Kansas Supreme Court on Friday ruled that state lawmakers ...
Read More »Missouri Legislators Dragging Feet on Ethics Bills
Ethics bills deserve honest hearing for legislators to regain public trust By Dwight Widaman | Editor Restrictions on lobbyist influence on politicians is slowly being debated in the Missouri Legislature. At this pace, it seems ...
Read More »Hearing on Legalizing Pot Today
Missouri House committee to hear marijuana legalization proposal today In the first official hearing on legalizing drugs in Missouri, a House Committee will hold a hearing on a bill that would legalize ...
Read More »Area Teachers, Parents Unite to Oppose Common Core
The idea that it takes a village to raise a child continues to be a popular stance among parents and teachers concerning the educational progress of today’s youth. This is the same ...
Read More »Local Media Called Out Over Disturbing Trend
While familiar faces disappear, younger and more liberal broadcasters are changing Kansas City TV and radio “news” By John Altevogt | Metro Voice Contributor You don’t have to be a veteran Kansas ...
Read More »Kansas Moves to Keep State Aid Out of Casinos, Strip Clubs
Effort is to ensure welfare payments are reaching needy children was late, but still welcome. By Travis Perry KansasWatchdog.org — Could Kansas kids be going without necessities because one or both of ...
Read More »KC Welcomes its First Christian, Urban, FM Radio Station
It was a hard road that led to God’s goodness By Kharissa Forte | Metro Voice On Friday, Feb. 28, Concrete Truth Community Network will host a support party in ...
Read More »Easter Parade and Fun Fair to be held in Gage Park
What better time than Easter to celebrate and have a parade? The city of Topeka is about to have its first ever Easter Parade in Gage Park. The Topeka Easter Parade & ...
Read More »Homeless Ministry Celebrates 10 Years Serving Needy
Hope Faith Ministries (HFM), an equipping day center that serves the needs of the homeless and less fortunate in Kansas City, is celebrating its 10-year anniversary in 2014. Founded by a small ...
Read More »Missouri Right to Life Lobby Day March 11
“Show Me Life” Pro-Life Action Day Mark Your Calendars for the Show Me Life Pro-life Action Day. Join Us on March 11, 2014 in the Missouri State Capitol to lobby for important ...
Read More »Conference To Inspire Your Workplace and Private Life
Moving Forward: Personal Vision for Significant Impact By Dwight Widaman | The Joseph Company will hold a conference on expanding the influence of your faith personally and in the marketplace. Moving ...
Read More »Kansas City’s connection to the Nazi’s stolen loot
Legislation Would Award Congressional Gold Medals Kansas City, Mo.– As excitement builds for the release of the Sony film The Monuments Men, Kansas City’s Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art is recognizing six real-life ...
Read More »Making big ripples
They have many tag names; Invisible People, Hidden Homeless or the Forgotten Many. But one truth rings clear — they are all homeless men, women and children. In the Kansas City Metro ...
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