Can one summer make a difference?
November 18, 2010
At first, Rakesh Tandon simply had no interest in hearing about God. He’d just come to play basketball. Although his family is Hindu, Tandon does
SBC giving allows homes, lives to be rebuilt in India
November 18, 2010
Christians in the Kandhamal district of India’s Orissa state will not soon forget the atrocities of August 2008, when angry Hindu mobs made a bloodbath
IMB adopts decreased budget for 3rd consecutive year, reduces missions force
November 18, 2010
For the third consecutive year, International Mission Board (IMB) trustees adopted a decreased budget from the previous year. They also appointed 57 new missionaries during
Baghdad Christians fearful after attack on Catholic church
November 11, 2010
Iraqi Christians residing in Baghdad are living in fear following an Oct. 31 al-Qaida-related attack on a Catholic church that left 58 dead and 75
FBC Montgomery helps in Ukraine
November 11, 2010
Volunteers from First Baptist Church, Montgomery, hold a medical clinic at a Baptist church in Boguslav, Ukraine. The 16-member team of physicians, registered nurses, pharmacists
Latvian Baptists focused on more than doubling number of churches, seek help from Alabama Baptists
November 11, 2010
They were persecuted so severely that they couldn’t even gather in their homes to worship God. So they met in the forests, kneeling to pray
Chinese man waits 20 years for someone to tell him about God; SBC representative gets to be the one
November 11, 2010
Ray Aker couldn’t believe his ears. The Oklahoma native had spent the past two years sharing Jesus in a rural area of China without seeing
Korean Convention marks 60 years of Baptist work
November 11, 2010
SEOUL, South Korea — Celebrating 60 years of Southern Baptist work in South Korea, the Korean Baptist Convention recognized 15 former and emeritus Southern Baptist
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