Amid the arid lands of Afghanistan, where hills and snow-capped mountains surround deserts and poppy fields, a cloud of war hovers over the terrain and
It’s a sight that would shatter most Americans’ romanticized image of Paris. Just a 15-minute metro ride from the trendy shops and quaint cafés of
Six Baptist representatives with Alabama connections were appointed by the International Mission Board for overseas work during an appointment service Nov. 11 at First Baptist
Sweat dripped from Dut’s short, slender body as she hollowed out a grave in the floor of the Colombian rain forest. Only minutes earlier the
When the first Baptist missionaries arrived in Argentina in the late 1800s, they found a country filled with European immigrants and their descendants with fading
The teacher leans over Edinaldo’s desk, glancing over the boy’s shoulder as he fills in the blanks on his worksheet. The air is thick and
When Phil and Donya Kesler started language school in Campinas, Brazil, in the late 1990s, neither knew a word of Portuguese. After the first few
More than a week has passed (at press time) since San Diego pastor Manuel Jesus Tec was kidnapped Oct. 21 in Tijuana, and the family
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