When Mike and Kaye Owen returned to their former home of Guatemala, they were overwhelmed at the amount of spiritual growth that’s taken place in
Waiting anxiously for relief packets that would keep their families alive another few days, famished villagers braved swiftly moving, chest-high water to crowd around the
Ruined buildings, their walls peppered by bullets and shrapnel, still mark Lebanon’s landscape a year after the 34-day conflict with Israel ended. Where homes and
Main Street in Sturgis, S.D., the first week of August each year becomes a sea of motorcycles parked row upon row, block upon block, restrained
San Diego is known by locals as “America’s Finest City,” and in some ways, that’s not an exaggeration. Beautiful beaches dot the city’s coastline, desert
Baptists are hustling to provide help to those in need after an 8.0-magnitude earthquake struck off the coast of Peru Aug. 15. The earthquake affected
Five young American women, all in their early 20s, are changing assumptions missionaries have of Muslim people. In less than three months, the women —
A series of identical events will be conducted during September to help Alabama Baptists learn about help available for planning missions trips and selecting dates
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