This is Jay,” Lorena Mayhugh said as she introduced the Thai-Chinese man beside her to a colleague at the Baptist Student Center in Bangkok, Thailand.
Imagine traveling throughout the entire state of Alabama and meeting less than 40 Christians on your journey. It’s an apt comparison to what Baptist representatives
After starting a church, the last thing on most pastors’ minds would be how that church could immediately have a hand in starting more, especially
The declining number of International Mission Board (IMB) missionaries on the field is about to make a 180-turn. More opportunities to serve are being opened
The small Nepali congregation started worship May 2 right where they left off the previous week — singing. Two dozen voices gained momentum, clapping hands,
Reaching as far as Bangladesh, India and Tibet, the magnitude-7.8 earthquake that hit 50 miles outside of Kathmandu, Nepal, on April 25 brought with it
In northern Iraq people from every social stratum — attorneys and construction workers, rich and poor, educated and uneducated — huddle together in parking garages
The hum of sewing machines combined with scissors cutting fabric and ladies making small talk as they iron out the finishing touches on their project
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