When Debra Miles left her home in New Orleans two days before Hurricane Katrina hit Aug. 29, 2005, she thought she would return within two
Larry Murphy estimates that at least 40 times in the last 17 years, he has left his home in Enterprise to be involved in a
Missionary Martha Myers — murdered in Yemen Dec. 30, 2002 — was always active in Woman’s Missionary Union (WMU), so Barbara Joiner thought it was
State disaster relief director Tommy Puckett says that in Enterprise, there’s no magic wand and no snap of the fingers that can instantly make the
UM has openings for students and the public interested in participating in University Missions trips. In Greece May 14–24 and in Niger May 22–June 4,
Alabama legislators received lots of attention and much praise when they worked together for a common goal and accomplished the task at hand swiftly during
When tornado sirens went off across Alabama March 1, many people hunkered down and braced for the worst. But Joel Jackson, former director of
In the second-largest missionary commissioning in its history, the North American Mission Board commissioned 128 new Southern Baptist missionaries and chaplains. During the Feb. 25
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