It took six days for Southern Baptist disaster relief specialists from Alabama and South Carolina to gain access to Japan’s tsunami- and earthquake-stricken Tohoku prefecture.
Ed Hayes believed that something “dramatic” had to be done. This past summer during the Southern Baptist Convention’s annual meeting in Orlando, Fla., Hayes learned
God is doing a miracle work in Haiti,” said Larry Murphy, a member of Hillcrest Baptist Church, Enterprise. “We just need to get on board
Fifth- and sixth-graders from Yarbrough Street Baptist Church, Montgomery, raise more than $200 for Japan disaster relief by selling muffins and milk two Sundays in
It’s blood and grief, random rockets and sudden explosions. It’s sudden tragedy for people like Mary Jane Gardner of Wycliffe Bible Translators, killed by a
It stings when people think he’s a terrorist. Esa is a follower of the Messiah who was born in his hometown — Bethlehem — 2,000
The creator of tomorrow.” That’s what Col. Muammar Gaddafi of Libya called himself in a recent television broadcast. And according to some international media, if
John Hayes knows a challenge when he sees one. The disaster relief coordinator from Birmingham Baptist Association sits in the midst of a big one
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