Missionaries Write
January 2, 2003
Although there is currently a food shortage in Southern Africa, our particular ministry area was not badly affected by drought or low-yield harvest. The shortage
Religious conflicts, patriotism dominate news
January 2, 2003
Religion and a renewed sense of patriotism topped the news in 2002. From the Catholic church’s sex abuse scandal to the fighting between religious extremists
Satsuma journeyman in Japan encouraged by mom’s visit
January 2, 2003
During the holidays, family and home are themes that warm hearts and invite hugs. But Tara Greene, a 23-year-old Alabama Baptist missions volunteer was 7,500
Young missionaries willingly face hardships
January 2, 2003
Heather Miller smiles but can’t hide the pain from the gashes and scrapes on her arms and legs. Her smile fades to a grimace as
St. Lucia boasts rich historical heritage
December 12, 2002
The island of St. Lucia is steeped in a potpourri of history. Having been used by the superpowers of the 18th century as a political
Christian convert imprisoned in Egypt
December 12, 2002
A letter smuggled out of Cairo’s Mazraa Tora prison in September confirmed that an Egyptian convert to Christianity, who disappeared in May, has been imprisoned
International choir raises Alabama Baptists’ awareness of children in need
December 12, 2002
As 19 strikingly dressed children ran to the strange, introduced themselves and began singing praises to God, their audience knew they were about to be
Poe heir clearing writer’s image
December 12, 2002
Edgar Allan Poe. The name of this literary giant, considered by many to be the father of mystery and horror, may conjure up overwhelming images
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