The air is filled with a nauseating, thick, black smoke. Three months ago, the smoke came from gunpowder and vehicles set ablaze — along with
In a prison gym in Southeast Asia, a woman wearing a navy-colored head covering holds up a picture frame. Six little faces stare through the
In the Shikarpur district of Sindh province, thousands of homes were destroyed and more than half a million people were forced out of their villages
Jeans and T-shirts are not the usual Sunday attire at First Baptist Church, Tuscaloosa, but after an EF-4 tornado cut a path one mile wide
Recently planted seeds of a new partnership between Southern Baptists’ two mission boards are already beginning to sprout. Previously, the International Mission Board (IMB) and
Volunteers are digging into the renovation of the historic Sanyati Baptist Hospital so new generations of Zimbabweans can experience for themselves the love of the
Shiny, yellow Ambassador cabs wait in a queue and dirt-stained, homeless men sleep on benches at the airport in Kolkata. The odor of toilets permeates
Hundreds of Southern Baptists left the June 14–15 annual meeting in Phoenix with some research and prep work to do. Their ministry is about to
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