Southern Baptist workers are responding to the human suffering caused by Typhoon Durian, which tore through the Philippines Nov. 30. Relief workers are supplying victims
Holding containers of frozen casseroles, Cindy Walker arrived at the homeless shelter with homemade meals to nourish and bless the residents when a man in
DALLAS — GuideStone Financial Resources has experienced a third year of positive trends in its medical insurance rates, President O.S. Hawkins told trustees of the
No one would have wished for the record-breaking blizzard that hit Buffalo, N.Y., in October, but from an evangelistic standpoint, many are saying it has
Abruptly the white, Toyota truck turns off Bauchi Highway. For a moment, it stops. With a hand-held Garmin Global Positioning System (GPS), Harriet Bowman picks
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary recently won the right to house the Charles H. Spurgeon Collection, a library featuring the works of
Honored for service Barry Cosper, director of missions for Tallapoosa Baptist Association, was honored by the Pastors Conference at its Nov. 13 meeting for the
Craig and Suzy Miles’ mission field is located amongst the pines and hardwoods of the Appalachian Mountains. They share it with hikers, the occasional black
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