Connie Dixon covered some miles this past year as she served as national Woman’s Missionary Union president. She visited 20 states, had 29 speaking opportunities,
As Li Qing sat fishing off the coast of Ludao, a tiny island in east Taiwan, a question kept troubling his mind. He knew he
Vaccination against COVID-19 is no longer a board-wide policy for missionary personnel or for stateside-based staff, International Mission Board leaders announced on Wednesday (June 8).
Jesus prioritizes children and their care. We see this in verses like Matthew 19:14, where Jesus says, “Let the little children come to me and
In 2021, the International Mission Board published a story about IMB missionaries Travis and Beth Burkhalter and their work among the Embera people of Colombia.
Concerned about the growing secularization of America, hundreds of South Korean believers will be arriving in the U.S. next month to pray for another spiritual
The sign for Hellfighters USA in Laurel, Mississippi, is easily recognizable as a typical motorcycle shop — until you notice the large “John 3:16” directly
Amanda Nunn is retirement age. She’s a widow and a mother of a recent college graduate. She feels a calling for the people of East
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.
International Mission Board trustees approved 56 new fully funded missionaries for appointment during their May 18–19 meeting in Orlando, Florida. The meeting was conducted in
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