Famine in Sudan may lessen but hunger, malnutrition persist
September 11, 2017
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
Child suicide bombings at all-time high
September 10, 2017
DORO GOWON, Nigeria — Boko Haram’s abuse of children as suicide bombers is at an all-time high in the Lake Chad region including northeast Nigeria
Alabama Baptist Disaster Relief teams gearing up ‘for a lengthy response’
September 10, 2017
By Carrie Brown McWhorter The Alabama Baptist As Alabama Baptist Disaster Relief coordinators prepared to deploy teams to flood-stricken areas in Texas and Louisiana, they
Iceland Down syndrome babies aborted
September 10, 2017
REYKJAVIK, Iceland — Virtually 100 percent of babies diagnosed with Down syndrome in Iceland are aborted, according to an Aug. 14 CBS News report. Iceland
Update on ways to help Houston and prepare for Irma’s damage
September 9, 2017
Update on ways to continue helping Houston and assist those facing damage from Hurricane Irma (updated Saturday, 6:30 p.m.): Follow legitimate news sources for your
Overseas military presence smallest in 60 years
September 9, 2017
WASHINGTON — For the first time in six decades, the U.S. military presence overseas has dropped below 200,000 active-duty troops, according to Pew Research. In
Disaster Relief Takes Center Stage as Week of Prayer for State Missions Begins
September 9, 2017
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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