After six months on stateside assignment in Alabama, Jim and Evelyn Sexton returned in February to Santiago, Chile, where they serve as Southern Baptist representatives.
In June 2007, Christian author Denise George visited Buchenwald, a concentration camp near Weimar, Germany. At the time, she had no idea God was preparing
Despite any popular doomsday predictions, most Americans aren’t concerned that the end of the world will occur in their lifetimes, according to a new study
When International Mission Board (IMB) representative Robert Jordan began planning the Project MOST ministry two years ago with national Woman’s Missionary Union (WMU), he hoped
At night, a bamboo partition is the only thing separating a family of five in the Horn of Africa from the three goats living with
Uzbekistan’s National Security Service secret police, the head of a local town district and a local imam in the northwest of the country have obstructed
In what some are calling a landmark decision that could impact religious monuments across the country, the U.S. Supreme Court unanimously ruled Feb. 25 that
BOSTON — The federal government will be forced to recognize gay “marriage” and to provide benefits to such same-sex couples if a lawsuit filed March
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