Reports of political and social unrest breaking out in multiple nations have stirred Christian leaders to call for prayer for local believers and ongoing ministry
December in Northern Africa greeted Ray and Sarah, a young couple who were new Christian workers to the region in 2006. Having left everything they
You aren’t in Tokyo. Maybe you, like dozens of Southern Baptists across the 50 states, planned to travel to Tokyo for the 2020 Olympics to
A shift in China’s controversial two-child birth policy allows couples to have up to three children in a measure intended to improve the nation’s demographic
Nigerian pastor and humanitarian Gideon Agwom Mutum received a handwritten death threat July 12 amid ongoing violence in the country’s southern Kaduna State. Daily armed
When Hidy came up from the water in the baptismal pool, her face beamed with delight. She had no idea when she came to America
In 2020, Deaf people numbered nearly 70 million people around the world. Of those, 1,444 Deaf people die every day without Christ, according to IMB’s
Audrey Chism’s prayer was simple — a brief blessing over the meal their Syrian friend Amira had prepared. But when she finished, Amira was wiping
MINDAT, Myanmar — Myanmar’s army recently attacked two Christian-majority states, killing several and displacing thousands of others. Myanmar is predominately Buddhist. The army seized power
Until recently, Mozambique did not have a reputation as a place where Christians face persecution. But this year, for the first time, Mozambique was named
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