Challenges great for IMB missionaries

January 27, 2000

Southern Baptist missionaries risked mounting persecution abroad – for daring to tell the world Jesus is the only way to peace with God. But people

Leaders oppose ‘sex exploitation’ definition

January 20, 2000

Several conservative leaders, including Southern Baptist official Richard Land and Campus Crusade for Christ President Bill Bright, are opposing U.S. support of a new definition

Seminary student ambushed while serving as Kenyan missionary

January 13, 2000

A Southeastern Seminary student was viciously beaten and his family terrorized Jan.1 along a dark highway in East Africa during an ambush by men wielding

Dotson recalls years in missions

January 6, 2000

Their main purpose was witnessing, and their greatest reward was helping South Africans fins the Lord. Anneli and Clyde Dotson, retired missionaries, depended on the

World Vision identifies hot spots for 2000

January 6, 2000

FEDERAL WAY, Wash. – Sri Lanka, Montenegro and an African “arc of conflict” will be among the 10 most volatile areas of violence, war and

Group buys slaves, sets free

January 6, 2000

A controversial Christian human rights group based in Switzerland said it had bought the freedom of 5,514 slaves in Sudan during a secret mission. In

Baptists among displaced in Congo conflict

January 1, 2000

GOMA, Congo — Heavy fighting in North Kivu in the Democratic Republic of Congo has displaced hundreds of thousands of people, including Baptists. The conflict between