Carl Stroller doesn’t drink vodka. But his ministry might not be the same without it. Stroller and his wife, Amy, are Southern Baptist representatives. Ten
Katie Snider’s day already looked a little like a scene from a movie. The Samford University senior was sitting next to a well Jan. 12
DUSHANBE, Tajikistan — A Jan. 2 earthquake that struck a mountainous region of Tajikistan has left hundreds, perhaps thousands, of villagers homeless in bitter winter
God, please let my brother be waiting in the bay when we pass by.” Though not a Christian, 12-year-old David offered up this prayer the
Politics, policy changes and philosophical differences — much of life in Alabama and the nation revolved around these three areas in 2009. And Southern Baptists
More than a year of an unprecedented reign of terror against Christians continued in the Indian state of Orissa in 2009. Brutal murders, arson attacks
After hearing about the coffee needs and wants of many U.S. soldiers stationed overseas, the Royal Ambassadors (RAs) and Girls in Action of First Baptist
When a catastrophic flood inundated half of Burkina Faso’s capital, Ouagadougou, in early September, Baptist congregations in the city seized the opportunity to live out
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