Sudanese human rights defender without a home
November 13, 2014
GENEINA, Sudan — A Sudanese father of two who once worked as a human rights defender now lives in a refugee camp after surviving an
Bans on Christian activity in India escalate into violence
November 13, 2014
CHHATTISGARH, India — Recent attacks on Christians in India’s Chhattisgarh state Oct. 25 and earlier in the month have raised suspicion that local officials are
Gerwigs of Alabama share gospel in heart language to people in East Asia
November 6, 2014
Along the side of a mud-packed mountain path, four East Asian believers sit under the shade of tall bamboo with a small, stooped woman in
ABC-USA helping Liberian Baptists with Ebola crisis
November 6, 2014
KING OF PRUSSIA, Penn. — The American Baptist Churches (ABC) USA has approved an emergency grant of $120,000 to provide food and medical supplies to
Christian couple beaten, burned for ‘blasphemy’ in Pakistan
November 5, 2014
After being accused of desecrating the Quran, a Pakistani Christian couple and their unborn child were beaten by an Islamist mob and thrown into a
Dawson Memorial Baptist launches Major Missions Projects initiative
October 30, 2014
From Birmingham to Maine, Asia and Africa, Dawson Memorial Baptist Church, Birmingham, is expanding its missions reach further than ever in an effort to raise
Southern Baptist representatives to Senegal respond to Ebola fear in US
October 30, 2014
When members of an Alabama Baptist church shook hands and hugged the two Southern Baptist representatives during a recent Wednesday evening, the couple was surprised.
More groups collect food for Ebola-stricken countries
October 30, 2014
Alabama Baptists were among the first to send food to West African countries to help with food shortages but Baptist groups in other states also
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