Thirty years after U.S. Marine Corps Master Sgt. Al Blankenship completed a military tour in Southeast Asia, his daughter, Gabrielle, went there with the gospel
Central Lebanon’s Deir el-Ahmar was a quiet, predominantly Christian town fairly isolated from the fighting between Hezbollah militants and Israeli forces that broke out in
While some describe Lebanon in easy “Muslim” and “Christian” terms, the reality is much more complicated. The government recognizes 17 religious groups in the country.
Hundreds of Lebanese Muslims who had taken refuge in Lebanese Baptist institutions said goodbye to their hosts Aug. 17. Meanwhile Lebanese Christian leaders continued to
Birmingham’s Baptist Church of the Covenant is at the center of a dispute about travel violations to Cuba and the Alliance of Baptists being fined
As international negotiations to end the war in Lebanon continued at press time, Lebanese Baptist leaders questioned whether two Baptist schools, now housing hundreds of
Forty-two Baptists from Ukraine recently traveled with Baptists from Madison Baptist Association to help with disaster relief efforts in Pearlington, Miss. The June 24–30 missions
As bombs continue to drop and the death toll rises in the Middle East, Baptists and other evangelicals are scrambling to provide aid for refugees
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