Yemen’s tumult prompts prayer for peace, comfort
April 2, 2015
As political upheaval dating back to the Arab Spring continues in Yemen, United Nations special adviser Jamal Benomar expressed concern that the nation is moving
Small Guatemalan village receives a glimpse of hope
April 2, 2015
By Brandon Anderson The children in Conevisa — a small village in Zacapa, Guatemala — live with little hope for the future. A lack of
Southern Baptists ship more than 83,000 Bibles to Cuba
April 2, 2015
Three 40-foot containers packed with 83,723 Spanish-language Bibles to be distributed among Baptist churches in both western and eastern Cuba arrived in Havana on March
Discipleship vital for believers in Nigeria
April 2, 2015
Nominal Christianity fueled by a lack of discipleship is a major obstacle in standing against Boko Haram’s persecution of believers in Nigeria, a leader of
Christians in Niger stand firm despite persecution
March 19, 2015
Persecuted Christians in the West African country of Niger remain “very upbeat” and continue to move forward despite attacks in their country earlier in 2015.
Southern Baptist pastors dispel Sharia law implementation reports in Dearborn, Mich.
March 12, 2015
Southern Baptist pastor Carlos Liese recalls entering a mosque near Dearborn, Mich., sitting on the floor with Islamists and sharing the gospel. An elderly Muslim
Rwandan to receive international human rights award
March 12, 2015
Corneille Gato Munyamasoko, general secretary of the Association of Baptist Churches in Rwanda (AEBR), is the recipient of the 2015 Baptist World Alliance (BWA) Congress
Dozens of churches burned in Niger by Muslim group
March 12, 2015
NIAMEY, Niger — At least 68 churches, two of which were Baptist, have been burned in the West African country of Niger. Panlieba Tchalieni, president
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