In the Japanese language, there are two distinct words for communication. “Tatemae” means the façade you put up in front of other people, and “honne”
Tara Dew wears many hats. She’s the president’s wife at New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary, director of Thrive — NOBTS’ ministry wives certificate program —
Tony Dickerson makes his way into the pulpit, his voice unmistakable in its rhythm and intensity. “I want to tell you, friends, God is in
A young Christian mother in India was attacked after a mob of Hindu radical nationalists bombarded her home with the intent of forcing her and
Some 70 worshippers were killed and four kidnapped in separate incidents in the continued onslaught against Christians in Nigeria. On June 5, terrorists threw explosives
Grant and Gina Hasty, who have served as Mission Service Corps missionaries with the Kentucky Baptist Convention for the past dozen years, continue asking God
More than 10 Christians were killed June 21 when Islamist extremists ambushed three vehicles just days after a similar deadly attack. The extremist group Allied
A Hmong Christian and his family have been stripped of citizenship rights in Vietnam because of their faith. The rights group International Christian Concern reported
Julie Busler sat in the office of a Turkish psychiatrist and stared at the medical forms she was holding. She read the first question, “Do
“I came to this country in 1975, after the Vietnam War. It was May 10. I remember that date very well,” said John Nguyen, pastor
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