An escalating cycle of tit-for-tat violence between Christians and Muslims in Central African Republic (CAR) is raising questions for missionaries about the future of the
Despite a ceasefire that began in late January, thousands of people, including Christians, in South Sudan are withstanding attacks from all sides — even neighboring
Paulus Maharaj had a dream. It was a dream that brought him up close and personal to one of the dirtiest, smelliest jobs in the
Jude was an Alabama Baptist preacher — a preacher who had no food. Severe health issues cost him his job. He couldn’t walk anymore. His
When it comes to people in need, big numbers can hide the human faces they represent. Statistics tell us that more than 1 billion people
WASHINGTON — Russell D. Moore was inaugurated as the new president of the Southern Baptist Ethics & Religious Liberty Commission (ERLC) on Sept. 10 in
Matt Armbruster likes to cook, and a few years ago he felt he needed to use that God-given ability to serve the Lord. So he
As the “grocery clerk” for Washington Baptist Association, Mildred Butler said she hasn’t always gotten a lot of thanks. But that’s changed over the
