Presidents of five historically black Baptist denominations announced Feb. 12 they were collaborating to respond more effectively to human need in Haiti. Presidents of the
On a hot afternoon in a crowded, makeshift camp in Port-au-Prince, Jean Junior Cineas sits under a tarp suspended by a broomstick. He shares his
Gene Birdsong said old men cry too. “I just couldn’t help it,” he explained. He wasn’t alone. “There wasn’t a one of us on that
After nearly three weeks in a Haitian jail, eight Baptists from the United States were released Feb. 17, but two remained in prison in the
In response to the Haiti earthquake, Southern Baptist leaders have formulated a plan for a long-term relief effort that focuses on work with existing Haitian
His church-planting trip to the Dominican Republic (DR) had been planned for a quite a while. But the Jan. 12 earthquake in Haiti changed his
Are you a structural engineer? Haiti needs you, according to Mel Johnson, disaster relief strategist for the Alabama Baptist State Board of Missions. Alabama Baptists
Ten U.S. Baptist volunteers accused of kidnapping 33 children in Haiti may be released from jail but kept in Haiti until a final ruling is
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