Every Sunday night, Lisa Rose meets with a small church. They’re precious to God and precious to her, but she said there’s something else about them that’s significant, something historically important — and they don’t even realize it.
Horace Thomas “Tom” Sutton, who served as an International Mission Board missionary in Latin America for 25 years, died Jan. 13.
Through Project 3000, new missionary explorers will be journeying into previously unreached areas to identify people groups and develop ministry strategies to reach them with the gospel.
This year’s Week of Prayer for International Missions, set for Dec. 3–10, kicks off the season of the Lottie Moon Christmas Offering, which this year has a national goal of $200 million and a goal of $12 million for Alabama.
Rachel grew up with a deep understanding of what the missionary life looked like. Her church had a strong missions program. In addition to her
During its report to Southern Baptists on June 13, the International Mission Board celebrated 79 new missionaries and announced a new effort to send “missionary explorers”
Why would an Alabama church more than double their Lottie Moon Christmas Offering giving? Because the senior pastor went on a short-term missions trip, serving
Bill Cowley, a retired missionary and Samford University professor, died April 12. He was 92. Cowley and his wife, Audrey, served as International Mission Board
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