When a storm stronger than Hurricane Katrina raked the Southeast Asian country of Myanmar (formerly Burma) May 3, Baptists across the United States and world
When Alabama Baptists first partnered with New Orleans’ Zone 6 after Hurricane Katrina battered the city, the zone only had one functioning Baptist congregation —
As Gary Walker looks around at his little corner of New Orleans, he says he’s seeing a rebirth of homes, not at a record-breaking pace,
The International Mission Board (IMB) is working closely with local health officials following a norovirus outbreak that infected more than 100 people after the organization’s
For most Americans, and even for world travelers, Hawaii is the ultimate exotic tourist destination. After all, it’s paradise. But for Southern Baptist missionaries Chris
The past eight years, it has been a privilege to serve our Lord and Southern Baptists as a trustee of the International Mission Board (IMB).
Southern Baptists took a major step toward responding more quickly to overseas disasters when their state disaster relief directors approved a new protocol for mobilizing
Twelve Samford University students got their hands a little dirty April 12, but it was all to help their counterparts at Union University in Jackson,
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