Welcome to the audio digest of this week’s issue of The Alabama Baptist and The Baptist Paper. Each episode features news headlines and feature stories
As the war in Ukraine continues, those who once called the country home think about it daily, living apart from family, anxious about the future.
Since the war began in Ukraine, Poland has drawn the most refugees out of any country. In response, the International Mission Board missionaries created a
Could theological education be part of the solution for trauma? Leadership at Ukrainian Baptist Theological Seminary and Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary thinks so. Sirens cut
A former Russian Baptist union leader, speaking from Moscow, voiced an apology for his countrymen who are “participants in this crime against Ukraine.” “Ukrainians, we’re
Rest. It’s a four-letter word. There’s no rest in war. There’s no rest amid the missiles and gunfire that have plagued Ukraine for the past
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
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
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