Henar was searching for the truth everywhere she thought she could find it — her Catholic background, through Jehovah’s Witness friends and even New Age
Paul Chitwood, International Mission Board president, joined with others at Missions Week at New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary and Leavell College, Feb. 28–March 2, in
To the left of the congregation of Ukrainian refugees, freshly fallen snow weighs down the fir trees outside the window. To the right, the mirror
Whether you are a looking for your church’s first international missions partnership or wanting to grow your church’s work to a new region of the globe, Together for the Nations is an event tailored for those who
Most of us have grown up going to camps, whether it’s a school camp or church camp. First-time campers, especially if they are young, are
At the first of March, the International Mission Board counted more than 1,200 candidates in the missionary application process. This is a significant milestone for
What do you do when you want to plant a church in a new area, but travel is restricted? How do you know where in
As a 22-year-old Journeyman, Jeri Whitfield saw long-term missionaries commit their lives to God and the people they served. That was her model for missions
With Feb. 24 marking one year since the start of the war in Ukraine, the International Mission Board is calling for 24-hours of prayer and
In 2021 and early 2022, International Mission Board missionaries serving in Ukraine heard rumors of war, which led to evacuation. Looking today in the rearview
