The St. Lucian’s of today have evolved over a period of 500 years into a harmonious intertwining of social and cultural mixes derived from their
Following the outbreak of World War II, British, French and U.S. military forces all strengthened their presence on St. Lucia. This resulted in an influx of
Travel writers have referred to St. Lucia as the “other Eden” — and rightfully so. Tourism is St. Lucia’s lifeblood and the backbone of its
It’s hard to believe that an island only 27 miles long and 14 miles wide can harbor so much breath-taking beauty, but anyone who has
There’s no doubt in Cola Elcock’s mind that God brought her to St. Lucia to minister to her husband’s people. The attractive woman in her
A Baptist nurse who worked at a missionary clinic was gunned down Nov. 21 in Sidon, Lebanon, apparently in response to the clinic’s evangelical activities,
When he was a boy, “Nader” seldom thought about God. “People told me not to do bad things, to go to the mosque,” he remembers.
The Chinese man gingerly approached the literature distribution table. He stood there awkwardly and expressed reluctance to accept the gift package of spiritual materials. AS
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