Daily conversations hold possibilities for sharing the gospel in Central Asia — and International Mission Board missionary Josh Oakes is looking for each opportunity. Small
Texas is known for its long, hot summers. But this year, the heat has been extreme, with temperature highs exceeding 100 degrees more days than
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In the aftermath of flash flooding that killed 37 people in the Kentucky mountains, residents there are turning to Christ. Georgia Baptist Disaster Relief Director
Tennessee Baptist Disaster Relief has been on site in Goshen Township, Ohio, assisting victims of an EF2 tornado which struck the area. While only three
For retired associational missionary Ray Coleman, attending church has always been central in his life. But since having a debilitating stroke two years ago, he
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Of all the items donated to flood survivors in eastern Kentucky, officials have asked that clothes not be included. The clothes are needed, but there’s
People living in a remote South Asian village gathered around a roll-up screen projector to watch a video about the rise and fall of mankind
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