One of the things that Jorge Morales hoped would come from his country’s partnership with Alabama Baptists was encouragement for pastors and leaders to have
When Guatemalans in the Lake Atitlan area talk about the valley of the shadow of death, it’s personal. They can point it out to you
It may be early Monday morning, but rush hour isn’t bumper to bumper in Santa Barbara, a town of about 6,000 near Guatemala’s Pacific coast.
Bible stories, past-tense verbs and two Spanish rookies — that’s what led Brenda, a Catholic by tradition, to the Lord. "She was our Spanish teacher
Now that he’s been to Guatemala, Buster Taylor can say with certainty the challenges at Shocco Springs Baptist Conference Center in Talladega aren’t the same
In the rolling hills and mountains surrounding Guatemala’s Lake Atitlan, coffee farmers with a keen eye can spot a spare square foot a mile away.
All eyes focus on missionary surgeon Danny Crawley as he navigates an obstacle course of beds and sick children at the Baptist Medical Centre in
Many missionaries to exotic populations devoid of a written language and untouched by the gospel struggle to communicate the Word of God. But thanks to
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