The small Nepali congregation started worship May 2 right where they left off the previous week — singing. Two dozen voices gained momentum, clapping hands,
In northern Iraq people from every social stratum — attorneys and construction workers, rich and poor, educated and uneducated — huddle together in parking garages
If you watch Major League Baseball in March you’ll see players you’ve never heard of on the diamond. That’s what spring training is all about
Southern Baptist pastor Carlos Liese recalls entering a mosque near Dearborn, Mich., sitting on the floor with Islamists and sharing the gospel. An elderly Muslim
The image lingers vividly in David Garrison’s mind just like it does for much of the Christian world — 21 orange-clad “people of the cross”
Severe rains have hammered Madagascar, Mozambique and Malawi in recent weeks, displacing more than 200,000 people and leaving hundreds more missing or dead. Baptist Global
Mike Alexander never attended seminary. He had never served as pastor of a church. He said he didn’t even know what a church planter did.
The Ecuadorian boy was awestruck. He couldn’t reconcile what he was seeing with what he was hearing. The boy didn’t know that people who had
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