Martresse Ezell felt lost, unfulfilled and uncertain of her worth. As a mother and grandmother, Ezell had spent her life nurturing and advocating for others but had neglected her own growth. Past mistakes, poor decisions …
A senate committee probing 333 blasphemy cases in four Pakistani provinces found recently that most of the accusations during the last five years were false.
“Physical therapy isn’t on most people’s radar for missions, but there’s a huge need everywhere,” said one IMB missionary. “Urban or rural, developed or not, many people simply don’t know it exists.”
Thirteen Christians in India required hospital treatment for wounds from an assault, for which nine tribal individuals were arrested but granted bail two weeks later.
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