If the coronavirus outbreak has proved anything, it’s that hunger and poverty must be addressed through creative and collaborative efforts between government, private-sector and faith-based
By Gail Davis International Mission Board “Hello.” I woke to this message on my phone. The sender didn’t give their name or any further message.
In the midst of a strange and stressful year, people turned to the same place they have for decades in their search for answers. The
In early September, fires destroyed Moria, the largest migrant camp in Greece on the island of Lesbos. Thirteen thousand refugees were without shelter. Kashef is
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What’s a good way to learn a language? Converse with a native speaker. What’s a good way to advance the gospel? Invest in a missionary.
The U.S. State Department has added Nigeria to its list of countries deemed to have the most egregious violations of religious freedom. Sam Brownback, the
Only a few dozen people attended the lighting of the Christmas tree in the biblical city of Bethlehem on Saturday night, as coronavirus restrictions scaled
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