The Evangelical humanitarian organization World Vision is pleading for humanitarian assistance following a recent landslide in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, which claimed over 200 lives and
The International Mission Board celebrated the sending of 24 newly appointed international missionaries Sept. 25. Ronnie Floyd, president and CEO of the Southern Baptist Convention's Executive Committee, preached the message at the celebration, encouraging the new missionaries to "step into the missionary calling."
Without prior notice, authorities sealed shut a building serving two churches in northern Algeria on Tuesday (Sept. 24), and another was expected to be closed soon, sources said.
The archbishop of Sydney lamented a controversial new law decriminalizing abortion in New South Wales, and stressed that the Church will work to offer support for women facing difficult pregnancies.
About three weeks after the Bahamas experienced one of the most devastating hurricanes in its history, a team of Southern Baptist leaders is on the ground in the island nation looking for additional ways Baptists can support relief efforts.
Cardinal Sean O’Malley, archbishop of Boston, and Bishop Robert McElroy of San Diego are among those chosen by Pope Francis as synod fathers in next month’s Amazon Synod.
A Middle Eastern missionary shared a remarkable story this week of how Jesus visited a man in the region every night for a month, asking the man to write down what he said.
Family members of an 80-year-old woman in England are advocating for legalized assisted suicide after the woman was found not guilty by a U.K. court in an apparent “mercy killing” of her husband.
Every prayer, every trip matters, says a pastor in the Czech Republic of those who faithfully pray and serve overseas. "Let us pray even more."
Four of the five newly-elected Southern Baptist entity presidents delivered their first reports to SBC Executive Committee members, noting some of the challenges they face and thanking churches for supporting their work through the Cooperative Program.
Seven religious schools in Eritrea, four of them sponsored by the Catholic Church, have been seized by the country’s government this month. Catholic bishops in the country say the seizure was motivated by “hatred against the faith.”
