With Hyundai Motor Company (HMC) bringing more Koreans to Alabama in anticipation of production starting in 2005 at a new auto assembly plant in Montgomery,
There seems to be a great deal of truth in the saying, “Something got lost in the translation.” Hearing information in one’s native language
Most Americans may feel hunger is an issue with only underprivileged countries, but the most recent U.S. Department of Agriculture food security survey reveals only
Keeping Filipino farm families’ livelihoods from literally sliding down mountain slopes is part of a holistic ministry that Southern Baptist missionaries Jess and Wendy Jennings
There seems to be a great deal of truth in the saying, “Something got lost in the translation.” Hearing information in one’s native language can
When Claude and Cheryl Hurtt joined the International Mission Board’s master’s program for volunteers over age 50, they fully intended to make international missions a
The youth of Sardis Association now have a new outlet for missions work. Holding their first official meeting Sept. 16, 12 youth and volunteers
Churches need to move from a “member mentality to a missionary culture,” Reggie McNeal told members of Alabama Baptists’ Strategic Initiatives Task Force Aug. 19.
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