Metro Voice

Metro Voice is a monthly tabloid newspaper dedicated to the Christian community, offering two regional editions for Greater Kansas City and Topeka/Northwest Kansas. This acclaimed publication, along with its website, reaches a monthly audience of 70,000 readers. Each issue features a variety of sections, including local and national news, ministry updates, opinion pieces, family articles, travel insights, entertainment reviews, and classified ads. You can find it available for free at 1,100 locations, such as numerous churches, bookstores, agencies, libraries, schools, businesses, and other public venues.

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GriefShare Launches Spanish Curriculum for Latino Grief Support

3 weeks ago | metrovoicenews.com | Dwight Widaman

The GriefShare curriculum from Church Initiative has helped thousands of people navigate grief and loss. Now, its publisher has launched GriefShare en Español, which has been carefully translated and fully dubbed to ensure that participants in Latino and Hispanic communities have access to high-quality, Christ-centered materials focused on hope and healing.
Supreme Court Expected to Side with Parents Over Public Schools

3 weeks ago | metrovoicenews.com | Dwight Widaman

During oral arguments this week, the U.S. Supreme Court seemed inclined to side with parents seeking to opt their children out of objectionable LGBTQ-themed curriculum in public schools. The central question in the Maryland case Mahmoud v. Taylor is whether public schools burden parents’ religious exercise when they compel elementary school children into instruction on gender and sexuality against their parents’ religious convictions and without notice or opportunity to opt out.
Christianity Today Issues Correction After Public Outcry Over Crucifixion Claims

3 weeks ago | metrovoicenews.com | Dwight Widaman

Although the Babylon Bee, known for its witty satire, is famous for its humor, it was serious in its response to a recent social media post from Christianity Today. “The Bible doesn’t say Jesus was nailed to a cross,” the magazine posted on X. “One evangelical Bible scholar thinks the crucifixion may have been done with ropes.”The Bible doesn’t say Jesus was nailed to a cross. One evangelical Bible scholar thinks the crucifixion may have been done with ropes.
Historic St. Louis Gospel Music Hall of Fame Expands Vision with Cultural Plaza

3 weeks ago | metrovoicenews.com | Dwight Widaman

The Gospel Music Hall of Fame in St. Louis is expanding its vision beyond its initial scope, evolving from a single building into an ambitious cultural plaza that promises to become a landmark destination for music enthusiasts and history buffs alike. Former Missouri Governor Mike Parson’s approval of $2 million in funding has catalyzed the project’s growth.
Pope Francis Death: Missouri, Kansas Political Leaders Respond

3 weeks ago | metrovoicenews.com | Dwight Widaman

Home / News / Missouri News / Pope Francis Death: Missouri, Kansas Political Leaders Respond The death of Pope Francis on Monday sparked widespread mourning across the globe.
Patrick Mahomes Shares Powerful Easter Message of Christian Faith

3 weeks ago | metrovoicenews.com | Dwight Widaman

Count Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes among those who celebrated the resurrection on Sunday. On Easter morning, he posted three words on X: “He is risen,” joining millions of Christians worldwide celebrating the holy day. Mahomes often has been public about his faith, including before Super Bowl appearances. The quarterback’s Christian journey has been well-documented, from his regular pre-game prayers at Arrowhead Stadium to his vocal expressions of gratitude to God.
Religious Faith Surges: US Christian Belief Hits 10-Year High in 2025

3 weeks ago | metrovoicenews.com | Dwight Widaman

Religious faith among Americans has reached a remarkable milestone as new research reveals belief in Jesus has surged to its highest level since 2013, according to the latest State of the Church research from Barna Group. “The trends we explore this month are not only encouraging, but instructive,” said Brad Hill, chief solutions officer for Gloo. “It’s heartening to see that more people are finding and maintaining a personal relationship with Jesus, especially among younger generations.
'My Spiritual Heritage Exists in the Jewish People' says Christian Patricia Heaton

3 weeks ago | metrovoicenews.com | Dwight Widaman

Christian actress Patricia Heaton has become the 10,000th person to sign on to the Jewish Future Promise, demonstrating her Israel support. The goal of the promise is to safeguard the future of Jewish values, traditions and the state of Israel. “As a Christian, my spiritual heritage exists in the Jewish people,” Heaton said. “The bond Jews and Christians share is deep and profound.
Easter Sunday: Best-Attended Sunday for Protestant Churches

3 weeks ago | metrovoicenews.com | Dwight Widaman

For many churches, Easter Sunday remains the most important event of the year. According to a new survey, “While many churches consider high attendance as something from their prepandemic past, seasonal changes have resumed,” said Scott McConnell, executive director of Lifeway Research.
Missouri Churches Told Not to Display American Flag Near Altar

4 weeks ago | metrovoicenews.com | Dwight Widaman

Episcopal Bishop Deon Johnson has directed his denomination’s churches in Missouri to no longer display the American flag near the altar, citing concerns about “Christian nationalism.”“Rooted in a conflation of faith and national identity, this ideological movement distorts the gospel of Jesus, misusing Christianity to justify division, exclusion, inequality, racism and supremacy,” he said, according to the Episcopal News Service.