The tattered blanket hanging loosely in the doorway of the cinder-block house does little to keep the shouting inside from drifting out into the dusty
A few months after Gef Smock was born in Michigan in 1933, she spoke her first words — in the Macedonian language. But it would
A thin horse waits patiently strapped to a cart just off a busy thoroughfare in Skopje, Macedonia’s capital city. As it stands with the imprint
At 8:45 a.m. on Sept. 11, 2001, Tom Fortner sat down for a quick breakfast. Only five miles from where Fortner blessed his meal, a
Washington — The world relief and development arm of the Baptist World Alliance has pledged initial sums of $10,000 to the Caribbean Baptist Fellowship (CBF)
Like most of her peers, recent high school graduate Kelsey Weeks went off to live away from home for the first time this fall. But
Flooded roads and washed out bridges are hampering relief efforts in Vermont, Baptist leaders reported Aug. 30. After torrential rains from Hurricane Irene’s remnants transformed
In a land still nursing the wounds of the April tornadoes, some people wonder why Amy Colley plans to travel the far reaches of the
