Following the Jan. 12 earthquake that devastated Port-au-Prince, Haiti, Alabama Baptist disaster relief teams, in coordination with Southern Baptist Convention efforts, began to respond to
Tattered red, yellow and green umbrellas edge Port-au-Prince’s broken and battered roads, providing shade for street vendors who struggle to eke out a day’s wages
Haiti was thrust into the spotlight when it was devastated by a magnitude-7 earthquake in January, and six months after the event, relief efforts are
After languishing in the Port-au-Prince port for more than a month, the first shipping container filled with Buckets of Hope was released by the Haitian
In the weeks following the Jan. 12 earthquake that devastated Haiti, a separate story began unfolding that brought shock and confusion — a Southern Baptist
A Haitian judge dropped kidnapping and criminal association charges against jailed Baptist volunteer Laura Silsby and nine others April 26 but ordered Silsby to face
People in eastern Canada may drink the same Starbucks coffee as people in Alabama, but that doesn’t mean they’re the same as us. At all.
While traveling to a crusade in Bouce Carre, Haiti, the vehicle carrying Craig Culbreth broke down in a remote area. Peering under the hood at
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