Baptists use World Cup to take gospel to nations
June 17, 2010
For most of the globe outside the United States, it’s like the Super Bowl plus the NCAA Basketball Tournament plus the World Series plus the
One set of food staples finally cleared in Haiti
June 10, 2010
After languishing in the Port-au-Prince port for more than a month, the first shipping container filled with Buckets of Hope was released by the Haitian
Culture Day brings nations together in Cullman
June 10, 2010
With eight nations represented in the English as a Second Language (ESL) classes at First Baptist Church, Cullman, the adult students have many different ways
Kenyan village receives clean water well thanks to Southern Baptists
June 3, 2010
Chin jutted out and eyes slightly closed, Nduri Isandap bobs to the low, resonating music. The shrill a cappella chorus quickly gains momentum and volume.
Water: Facts are heartbreaking
June 3, 2010
• The average North American uses 158.5 gallons of water a day. The average person in the developing world uses 2.6–5.2 gallons a day for
Volunteer says media’s story about Baptists jailed in Haiti strays from what happened
June 3, 2010
In the weeks following the Jan. 12 earthquake that devastated Haiti, a separate story began unfolding that brought shock and confusion — a Southern Baptist
People with disabilities want churches to include them
June 3, 2010
People with disabilities don’t want churches that just “welcome” them, but rather congregations that value them and include them in living a “full life of
Christians blaze gospel trail in unreached Udmurtia
June 3, 2010
During one of his missions trips to Udmurtia, Jack Gilliland, pastor of Rea Valley Baptist Church, Flippin, Ark., asked a local believer, “Are we making
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