Southern Baptists hopeful about working in Congo
February 8, 2001
Despite recent unrest in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, formerly known as Zaire, Southern Baptist missionaries still hope to enter the country for the
Christian youth work discouraged in China
February 8, 2001
ANHUI, China — Last July, authorities in the eastern province of Anhui moved to discourage Christian work with young people through an article that appeared
Colombian pastors pay ‘war tax’ to guerrillas
February 8, 2001
BOGOTA, Colombia — Colombia’s violent groups are demanding money from churches and pastors in the form of “war taxes” to support their activities. Failure to
Current missionaries not required to sign new BF&M
February 1, 2001
Nearly 5,000 Southern Baptist international missionaries won’t be forced to sign their denomination’s new faith statement but must commit to working “in accordance with and
Missionaries from Alabama see ‘miracle’
January 25, 2001
Southern Baptist missionaries from Alabama are praising God for the amazing healing of a child who was hit by their car and presumed dead. The
Missionary Virgina Lake dies at 99
January 25, 2001
WAKE FOREST, N.C. — Virginia Lake, emeritus International Mission Board missionary to China, who had taught school in Alabama before her appointment, died Nov. 11,
Alabamian Pam Johnson finds missions field in Jordan
January 11, 2001
Being single and on the missions field in a Middle Eastern country may not have been exactly what Pam Johnson had pictured for herself. However,
Baptists join forces for work in Korea
January 11, 2001
A total of 2,754 new believers have been added to the kingdom of God through a partnership evangelism project involving Baptists from the United States
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