As World Hunger Day approaches, Alabama Baptist churches are once again readying their checks, their change and their rice bowl banks. But in increasing numbers,
Trustees of the International Mission Board (IMB), meeting in Spartanburg, S.C., Sept. 11–13, appointed 87 new missionaries — including four with Alabama ties. They also
Although the war in Iraq may have intensified some hostilities between Muslims and Christians in the region, God has been able to work in that
According to the International Mission Board (IMB), there are 32 different people groups in Guatemala, speaking 28 different languages. Of these 32 groups, 11 of
In January, Alabama Baptists signed a three-year partnership with Guatemala Baptists. With 31 trips for 2006 either planned or already made, prospects for a successful
International Mission Board missionary to Guatemala Sarah Plyler shares this story about Operation GO (Gospel Outreach), the work she does with her husband, Larry. One
Thirty years after U.S. Marine Corps Master Sgt. Al Blankenship completed a military tour in Southeast Asia, his daughter, Gabrielle, went there with the gospel
Central Lebanon’s Deir el-Ahmar was a quiet, predominantly Christian town fairly isolated from the fighting between Hezbollah militants and Israeli forces that broke out in
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