When most Southern Baptists think of missionaries, they often picture church planters and evangelists. But leaders with the International Mission Board say some of the
In the city where Jason and Lizzy Davis serve, some steps have a lot of meaning. And the meaning is different for them than it
Rebeca Couto moved from one volcanic archipelago to another, leaving Portugal’s Azores islands to anchor her life in Japan. The percentage of evangelical Christians in
Across Spain, people looking for connection and meaningful conversation turn to the internet to find groups where they can meet others. At a café by
As the books closed on the latest fiscal year, did receipts for the two Southern Baptist national annual missions offerings underscore the value Southern Baptist churches say they place on reaching the world with the gospel?
Recently, an International Mission Board team in Southeast Asia asked a young woman if she had heard the story of Jesus. She replied that, yes, she had heard about Him through a video online!
“We do not use AI for counseling or to replace human spiritual care,” Barger said. “Instead, we use AI to handle tasks that free people to spend more time ministering directly to people.”
More than 600 participants spent this summer on mission through the International Mission Board’s Go Impact program. They crossed oceans, navigated unfamiliar cultures, endured long
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