‘Ready for the task’: Samaritan’s Purse opens Ebola treatment unit in Congo
Samaritan’s Purse, the Christian international humanitarian relief organization, recently airlifted an Ebola treatment unit to the Democratic Republic of the Congo in response to the outbreak of the deadly disease.
Stories podcast highlights kidney transplant from pastor to member
In 2012 TAB Media shared the story of how God led First Baptist Church Jacksonville to pray for Jennifer Borders,
Evangelistic outreach events return to migrant centers
This summer marked the return of the Feeding Those Who Feed Us ministry outreach events at migrant centers throughout California
‘Hillbilly 100’: Race ministry team reaches fans at famed dirt track race
The annual “Hillbilly 100” dirt track race at the Tyler County Speedway in rural West Virginia is dubbed “America’s oldest
Messengers come to Indiana prepared to do business
Of 50 motions presented during the SBC Annual Meeting, one passed, seven were rejected, eight were ruled out of order and 33 were referred to various SBC entities or the Executive Committee.
First person: Self-absorption results in great loss
He preserved his smartphone at all costs, even if it meant potentially ending lives.
Village authorities in Laos arrest pastor, 5 other Christians
Village officials in central Laos recently arrested a pastor and five other Christians as they prayed in preparation for worship services the next day, according to a rights watchdog.
IMB explorers search for people groups in remote parts of Amazon
Project 3000 explorers will journey into the unknown to find out where the unengaged and unreached people live. They will learn about their culture, discern their literacy, develop ministry strategies and find people to partner with …