Year in Review 2003
January 1, 2004
The word embedded took on new meaning in 2003 when reporters were allowed to live alongside soldiers fighting the war in Iraq. A Southern Baptist
IMB airplane sent to Africa to serve missionaries
January 1, 2004
RICHMOND, Va. — A 14-passenger Cessna Grand Caravan airplane left for eastern Africa Dec. 8 from a Richmond, Va., airport to join a fleet of
IMB officials address concerns from seminary professor
December 11, 2003
International Mission Board (IMB) trustees and IMB president Jerry Rankin have responded to recent criticisms contained in a paper circulated by former Southern Baptist Convention
Lottie Moon pioneered work in province
December 11, 2003
For many Southern Baptists, Charlotte “Lottie” Diggs Moon is the missionary who put the Shandong province of China on the map. Born to a wealthy
Baptist worker describes life today in China’s Shandong Province
December 11, 2003
Since the communist government came into power in 1949, the International Mission Board has not been authorized to send Southern Baptist missionaries to China. During
Alabama Baptists have history of missionaries in Shandong
December 11, 2003
From the beginning of the Southern Baptist denomination’s existence in 1845, reaching the country of China has always been a top priority. According to “Taking
Shandong responsible for nearly one-tenth of China’s 1.3 billion population
December 11, 2003
China has been the most populated nation in the world since 2000 when it had 1.26 billion people, almost 10 times the population of the
Alabama missionaries risk lives serving the ‘last frontier’
December 4, 2003
What’s the next step for a 40-year-old, self-described wilderness instructor with a bachelor’s degree in corporate finance and master’s degrees in intercultural studies and theological
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