‘Star’ midwife pupil shines for Christ in North Africa
September 13, 2007
They call her Star. Not because she’s famous but because they hope she’ll become a shining “star” for God to her family, neighbors and other
Retired missionary couple active in Alabama, keeps ties to Nigeria alive
August 2, 2007
Don Reece thrust his shoulder into the back bumper of the old blue car and yelled to the driver. “OK! Try to kick it over!”
Baptists conclude hospital ministry in Yemen
July 12, 2007
Southern Baptist doctors Judy Williams and Bruce Roach used to have a friendly competition at Jibla Baptist Hospital in Yemen: Who would work the longest
Coptic Christian tortured in Egypt will stay in U.S.
June 28, 2007
A Coptic Christian who feared torture if he was returned to Egypt will be allowed to stay in the United States indefinitely, a federal
Christians’ buildings vandalized in Egypt
June 28, 2007
ALEXANDRIA, Egypt — Muslim rioters attacked two Coptic Orthodox churches, damaged Christian-owned shops and injured seven Christians in two unrelated incidents in northern Egypt within
Pumpelly to lead True Love Waits in Africa
June 7, 2007
NASHVILLE — Sharon Pumpelly, who with her husband Larry spent 25 years as an International Mission Board (IMB) missionary in Uganda and Kenya, has been
Egyptian officials release jailed Christian convert
June 7, 2007
CAIRO, Egypt — In a surprise gesture, Egyptian authorities released a Christian convert from Islam who had been jailed for two years without charges under
WMU’s Pure Water, Pure Love celebrates 10 years of clean water for missionaries
May 31, 2007
The streets of the villages in Mali are awfully dusty, and Monica Maxwell gets really thirsty. Maxwell, a member of Clearwater Community Church, Birmingham, in
