For two years, sisters Emma* and Sarah*, members of Northern Hills Community Church in Phoenix and students at a local college, anticipated spending a semester
As Afghan refugees settle in the United States, an unprecedented opportunity for outreach has been created. In response to the need for resources on Christianity
Highlighting the theme, “Together Again,” the Association of State Baptist Publications held its annual meeting Feb. 7–10 in Key Largo, Florida. It marked the group’s
Ben is from a culturally Christian family in North Africa. He grew up in London and is familiar with Scripture. Adam is from a country
Beginning in fall 2022, Union University will offer its highest financial merit scholarship to all students who are dependents of missionaries through the Southern Baptist
In what both International Mission Board church planter Michael Harrington and Pastor Glyn Hackett describe as “post-Christian” France, the need for church planting is great.
International Mission Board trustees approved the appointment of 52 new full-time, fully funded missionaries, while also honoring the service of 80 emeritus missionaries during their
During WMU’s board meeting, Jan. 8–9, executive board members joined national and state leaders via Zoom to hear business updates and inspiring testimonies. Sandy Wisdom-Martin,
Neither John nor Serena Tail grew up as believers. “We routinely just lived for ourselves,” John explained. As a young person Serena often heard that
I recently came back from an assignment in Zambia. It was very special to me. This was my first overseas assignment since the COVID-19 pandemic
