When Dr. August Lovegren’s colleagues and family evacuated Jordan during the Six-Day War of 1967, he remained in the hospital to take care of patients.
Collectively they speak more than 40 languages and numerous local and tribal dialects. Many endured persecution, war, tribal conflict and loss of property. Several had
As Southern Baptists process a nearly 300-page report released May 22 by the SBC’s Sexual Abuse Task Force outlining the SBC Executive Committee’s handling of
The Southern Baptist Convention’s Sexual Abuse Task Force has released the much-anticipated findings from the past eight months of research and interviews. To access the
For Kathleen Schuster, the Charis House drug and alcohol recovery program in Pensacola, Florida, was life changing. But it was a long and difficult journey.
Many know what it’s like to be in an unhealthy relationship. Many have dealt with family issues. Many have had suicidal thoughts, even if they
It took Michael Hilliard several years, multiple missions trips and various jobs to realize God had different plans for his life. After serving as a
With the issue of sexual abuse in the headlines for Southern Baptists the past several years, The Center for Women in Ministry at Beeson Divinity
For most, the term “missionary” implies someone who has devoted their life full time to follow God’s calling to share the gospel where it has
By Ralph Stevens Special to The Baptist Paper Medyka, Poland — it’s a place where the people have a few numbers tattooed on their hearts
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