When a catastrophic flood inundated half of Burkina Faso’s capital, Ouagadougou, in early September, Baptist congregations in the city seized the opportunity to live out
And so, this is what He is up to on our island … taking a tragedy and opening up a door for seeds to be
After disaster strikes, two things happen. The National Guard clears the roads. Then fire and rescue teams can come in, as well as Alabama Baptists
When Sandra Sanders, a member of First Baptist Church, Jasper, got the call from Georgia a little before lunchtime Oct. 9, the folks over there
A vast multitude of poor villagers in southern India are trekking back to washed-out homes and ruined farmlands after the worst rains in 100 years
Johnnie Wilson just didn’t know what to do. He didn’t know how he was going to go about getting those waterlogged walls dried out. Or
Baptists are working to respond to needs in Asia following tsunamis, typhoons and tropical storms, earthquakes and flooding. Traumatized residents of the Philippines and Indonesia
Alabama Baptists’ new Rapid Response Assessment Team (RRAT) proved its worth and ability Sept. 24, just two weeks after completing training. When floodwaters devastated parts
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