The Baptist Student Ministry on the campus of the University of Texas at Dallas welcomed over 14,000 international students to campus in August through Big
Believers around the country and throughout the world will have an opportunity to bless those in need by participating in Global Hunger Sunday. The annual
Seoul, South Korea — Cho Yong-gi, founder of the largest Protestant church in South Korea died Sept. 14. He was 85. Seoul’s Yoido Full Gospel
In demonstration of their love and compassion for their Cuban brothers and sisters in Christ, Florida Baptist churches are collecting priority relief supplies for churches
Would you escape from your country, walk 400 miles across the Andes Mountains to begin a new life, then walk all the way back in
Helen Jean Parks, former missionary and wife of R. Keith Parks, former president of the Foreign (now International) Mission Board, died Sept. 13. She was
It’s been about 20 years since the work of an American surgeon in East Africa provided the inspiration behind an initiative to help alleviate the
While political unrest persists in Cuba, Global Missionary Partner Hector Cabrera, a Cuban, serves Sudanese refugees living in Uganda with the love of Christ and his God-given
KIBUKU DISTRICT, Uganda — Islamic extremists murdered a Christian pastor in Uganda’s Buseta village by burning his home with him inside it. The incident happened
Tabernacle Baptist Church in Ennis, Texas took the International Mission Board’s challenge to embrace an unengaged, unreached people group by establishing an active church planting strategy among
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