By Anne Crowder Lucas Director of medical and short-term trips, e3 Partners Many years ago, my parents, Ray and Jeannie Crowder of Alabama, and our
Light is scarce during scheduled electrical outages as Ukraine suffers a bombed-out power grid, yet women there are using their light this Christmas to crochet
(Send Relief) Anya was tearfully stacking the burned bricks from her house when a team of volunteers arrived in Ukraine. As a result of ongoing
Andrew van der Bijl, known by most as “Brother Andrew,” a passionate advocate for the persecuted church, died Sept. 27. He was 94. Born in
I think it was at my very first meal after moving to England that a new friend taught me this about Queen Elizabeth — she
The United Nations has determined it is “reasonable to conclude” China has been practicing forced labor among ethnic Muslim minorities in the country’s western Xinjiang
About 400 Ukrainian Baptist congregations have been lost in Russia’s war on Ukraine, said Ukrainian Baptist Theological Seminary President Yaroslav Pyzh, who is working to
Wycliffe Bible Translators commemorates 80 years of Bible translation work this month. Founded in 1942, Wycliffe completed its first Bible translation in 1951. The 500th
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