Babak Bighash was an electrical engineer for a major government agency in Iran, commuting more than 800 miles every two weeks between his home and
National Woman’s Missionary Union (WMU) is sponsoring a 13-day tour of Thailand and Cambodia featuring visits to four sites of its WorldCrafts ministry. WorldCrafts is
Walter Proudfoot says there’s no need for a weather forecast at his place. It’s going to be sunny, and it’s going to be hot. Sounds
Clean drinking water, food and assistance with cleanup operations are the most critical needs among the citizens of Japan, reports Alabama Baptist disaster relief representative
A three-day Baptist meeting in eastern Myanmar turned fatal March 24 when an earthquake struck near the Laos and Thailand border. Twenty-three people were killed
It took six days for Southern Baptist disaster relief specialists from Alabama and South Carolina to gain access to Japan’s tsunami- and earthquake-stricken Tohoku prefecture.
Ed Hayes believed that something “dramatic” had to be done. This past summer during the Southern Baptist Convention’s annual meeting in Orlando, Fla., Hayes learned
God is doing a miracle work in Haiti,” said Larry Murphy, a member of Hillcrest Baptist Church, Enterprise. “We just need to get on board
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