Food pantry volunteer Shirley Sears patiently walked a young woman through a series of questions on an application for emergency assistance. After they completed the
Savory smoked meats, scrumptious soups and decadent desserts were available at every turn. Smiling cooks eager to share their culinary creations heaped generous servings of
José Angel could have left Juarez, Mexico, behind. No more listening to regular reports of violence between rival drug cartels. No more worrying about whether
Nobody in Mount Olive, N.C., was quite prepared for an influx of Haitian immigrants seeking low-paying jobs in area poultry processing plants, but the community’s
The child, Mohammed, was too small for his age and looked very fragile. Dr. Amy knew he wasn’t getting enough to eat. The toddler, his
When Ella Creel heard children were dying for lack of clean water, she knew something had to be done. But the problem was half a
Jeff Bourque made his way to India from Music City, USA to share the basics of songwriting. His mission: to help musicians from several churches
Alabama Baptists will be among those serving during the June 19–20 Southern Baptist Convention (SBC) annual meeting in New Orleans. Buddy Champion, pastor of First
