Aflao, Ghana — that’s where the streets are paved with garbage and power lines stretch through the town like a case of unraveled dental floss.
Debbie Harrison and Abbey Green cried when they were there. They cried on the plane back. They cried once they were home from the missions
“You really make God lots of things for missionaries,” she said excitedly on the last day of camp, a few days before she flew back
As news that Honduras had removed President Manuel Zelaya in what many were calling a military coup traveled fast June 28, family members, friends and
Alabama Baptists worked with Baptist Global Response to compile more than 500 In-Home Care Kits, which will provide medical and hygiene supplies to caregivers of
A sometimes forgotten people group has stepped into the spotlight as one of the International Mission Board’s (IMB) nine affinity groups. The Southern Baptist Conference
The rains come too late for the crops. Cows, selling for about $5, have no meat on their bones. The drought’s damage will be fatal
University of Mobile students place one of more than 40 flags in the Hall of Nations, representing the number of countries where University Missions teams
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