Cuban Baptists are poised to go to the nations. International Mission Board teams are eager to receive these missionary candidates as global missionary partners. But
EDITOR’S NOTE — Stories like the one you are about to read are always difficult to develop, not because the information is hard to explain
A group of Americans stepped into a church building in Angola for a missions conference. Hardbacked wooden pews complemented the white walls. Fans whirred in
Imagine arriving on the mission field knowing no one, speaking none of the language and wondering where your house is, with no one to guide
International Mission Board missionaries are grateful that the gospel got to Shanti, a new believer from a formerly unengaged, unreached people group, right on time.
Origin stories – or prequels — are all the rage in Hollywood. The purpose is to solve the question, “How did someone get their start?”
The International Mission Board is taking steps to let children, pre-teens and teens on the mission field know that they have an advocate by providing member
June 29 is the International Day of the Christian Martyr. According to church tradition, June 29 marks the day the Apostle Paul was martyred for
Remember Tia? She was the “person of peace” — someone who would welcome them and help in their ministry efforts — for Jason and Robin
Students at New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary have greater access to opportunities to reach the nations through the newly renovated Global Missions Center. The center
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