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Canadians easily dismiss Christianity — especially in Quebec. The history of mistrust is woven deep within the fabric of Québécois culture — a culture that’s
John Day Jr. (1797–1859) was the first African-American missionary appointed by the Foreign Mission Board (now International Mission Board) of the Southern Baptist Convention. He
The West has always been on Chris Baker’s heart. And in April 2014, the Clarke Baptist Association director of missions (DOM) will leave his eight-year
You could say Patrick Coats is a product of his spiritual legacy. But it’s a legacy he attempted to elude —at least for a time.
Luyando means “love” in the local Zambian language of Tonga, so it was the perfect name choice for the nonprofit ministry Kelsey Weeks launched in
While some disaster-response organizations are pulling out of Typhoon Haiyan relief efforts in the Philippines, Southern Baptists remain on the ground, helping neglected communities rebuild
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