Decades of civil war, ethnic tensions and government infighting continue to contribute to extreme famine conditions in the world’s newest country. When the United Nations
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By Janella Martinez Alabama WMU As Alabama Baptists gear up for the second-annual Week of Prayer for State Missions, which begins this Sunday, hearts are
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