A group of volunteers stepped into what was described as a “forgotten and disparaged” trailer park in New Lebanon just outside Dayton, Ohio. They began
Charles killed people for a living. As a campaigning communist and fervent atheist, he proudly persecuted believers, especially those living in rural regions without access
Since Hurricane Ian made landfall in Florida on Sept. 28, more and more of survivors’ harrowing stories of battling the Category 4 storm are coming
This past month (August) marked one year since Afghanistan fell to the Taliban. Because of the generosity of Southern Baptists, Send Relief was able to
As surveyors continue assessing the damage done by the historic flooding that has deluged eastern Kentucky, Southern Baptists have begun planning their response. Dozens of
All along the street, heroin addicts were huddled in groups against the wall. A man hunched over the icy sidewalk, trying to hide what he
Southern Baptists from across the United States gathered to participate in a Send Relief Serve Tour event in Memphis. Sixty-five churches and more than a
State directors of Southern Baptist Disaster Relief and Send Relief, the compassion ministry arm for Southern Baptists, recently entered into a new working agreement when
The latest reports of the crisis in Ukraine continue to indicate that as many as 5 million Ukrainians will be displaced in neighboring countries such
National partner Zuleima de Rojas began an outreach after receiving medicine for a neglected community from Southern Baptist’s compassion ministry, Send Relief. This ministry has
