In 2009, missions volunteer Allen Stoudenmire looked around the small village of Conevisa, Guatemala, seeking a suitable building site for a church where the growing
Snowflakes dance around the old stone church and dust the detailed crevices of its exterior like highlights. Snow is not common in southern England, but
Turning heads of Filipinos as they entered villages, the medical missions team from Fort Payne brought help for physical and spiritual needs. For most of
Criminals sit jam-packed in a filthy Indian holding cell. The smell of urine permeates the dank air. Two bedraggled men in the corner stand out
Clapping and cheering erupt from the crowd gathered as an elderly woman with gray hair emerges from the muddy waters of the Casamance River, displaying
When International Mission Board (IMB) President Tom Elliff challenged churches to adopt an unreached and unengaged people group at the 2011 Southern Baptist Convention annual
Churches composed primarily of first-generation immigrants to the United States often face obstacles — linguistic, financial and cultural — in terms of fitting into an
“Extremely grateful.” That’s what International Mission Board (IMB) President Tom Elliff is saying about Southern Baptists’ gifts to the Lottie Moon Christmas Offering for international
