Seated at a table with other chaplains who have comforted grieving military families, retired Army Chaplain John Schumacher held the red rose in his hands
Calhoun Baptist Association offers outreach and support to its neighbors by way of service centers that provide food and clothing to those in need. In
Ukraine’s current political unrest may leave its people concerned about their future, but glimpses of God’s love and provision are keeping many of them encouraged.
There was little in life to predict that Cebrián Bolívar would one day become a missionary in one of South Asia’s most populated cities. He
The Southern Baptist Convention's lead religious freedom advocate has called on Secretary of State John Kerry to condemn the death sentence of a Sudanese Christian
Christian sources said an apparent suicide bombing in a Christian area of northern Nigeria’s city of Kano on May 18 killed about 20 people,
A teenage Christian survivor of Boko Haram terrorism in 2011 talked openly May 13 for the first time about her ordeal, expressing hope that her
The chill in the air deepens as the sun begins to set in what is called the poorest area in Bucharest. Nearby fortunate Roma families
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