Last summer, Hugh Richardson, director of missions (DOM) for Shelby Baptist Association, and Keith Brown, director of church community ministries for Shelby Association, drove hundreds
The piles of rubble and debris are gone. Cars deposited atop apartment buildings and ships stranded on streets by the March 11, 2011, tsunami have
While some Kentuckians perhaps were viewing the influx of Hispanics with a wary eye in the 1990s, Garnett Jones placed a large sign beside the
It’s Tuesday afternoon in what at first looks like a typical doctor’s office. Then there is something different: laughter. Welcome to Shepherd’s Clinic, a small
When Nobuko Tanno closes her eyes, she sees tsunami waves rushing in and destroying her village along Japan’s northeastern coastline. She sees cars floating and
For a long time, Syrians were complacent. At least that’s how one person familiar with Syria described the people of the war-torn country. “[Syrians were]
An abstract piece of pottery — a lopsided hurricane lamp with holes letting out the inner light — sits in the middle of the art
Only three days after the one-year anniversary of the devastating tsunami, Japan was rocked by two major earthquakes. On March 14, a magnitude-6.8 quake hit
