Laurelle Stoudenmire was afraid. Only a few weeks into her service as an International Mission Board (IMB) representative to Guatemala, Stoudenmire found herself sitting in
In the wake of massive rainfall and flooding caused by Hurricane Tomas as it skirted western Haiti early November, disaster-weary Haitians are now coping with
Scratch a Southern Baptist and he or she will bleed missions and evangelism. That is part of who we are. Our national convention was born
Ron and Susan Bartholomew are living examples of the influence of Alabama Woman’s Missionary Union (WMU). The couple, who are members of Pleasant View Baptist
Hamit Kaya’s ministry has a distinct rhythm: tea before medicine, medicine before words. Kaya is the first indigenous church planter to the Zaza people of
For the third consecutive year, International Mission Board (IMB) trustees adopted a decreased budget from the previous year. They also appointed 57 new missionaries during
Seeing some of the faces and names of 6,426 people groups unreached by the gospel — like the Warnang of Sudan — gave college student
Maybe, in my next life, I’ll become a Christian.” The Thai man was serious. A Buddhist, he believed in reincarnation but also claimed to believe
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