Olu Menjay’s days have felt slightly different lately. What was supposed to just be a visit to the United States this summer has instead turned
Several years ago, I was traveling in the southern Philippines, headed to a community where we were going to help with agricultural projects. Along the
In the last teaching section of the famous Sermon on the Mount, Jesus spoke of final judgment. In Matthew 7:21–23, He cautioned that not everyone
National Woman’s Missionary Union (WMU) Foundation and members of LIBA (Liberians in Birmingham, Alabama, Inc.) have teamed up to send a 40-foot ocean container filled
DALLAS — People affected by the Ebola virus are not just potential carriers to be shunned and feared but persons of dignity and worth created
WASHINGTON, D.C. — The U.S. Supreme Court declined Oct. 6 to settle once and for all whether same-sex “marriage” is a constitutional right, denying review
A report released in September shows that Alabama has made little improvement in addressing hunger in the state. The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) released
A Southern Baptist megachurch in Texas is being sued by parents of a teenage girl claiming careless hiring and supervision of a former youth minister
