IMB appoints Alabama couple to work in Africa
January 1, 2004
A couple with Alabama ties was among 67 new International Mission Board (IMB) missionaries appointed at a Nov. 11 service in Lexington, Ky. Steve Flippo,
Although practices vary, world’s Baptist churches share beliefs
January 1, 2004
By name and beliefs, the Baptist church sounded like any other Sarah Braddock might attend at home in the United States. But the moment she
Alabama’s Shorrosh delivers gospel to Iraqis
January 1, 2004
Anis Shorrosh, Baptist evangelist from Alabama, spent a week in Iraq Nov. 16–18. He was joined in Jordan and then Iraq by three Christian leaders
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
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