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Remembering Theresa Thompson
Not even cancer could deter her call to serve

The heavens declare
It takes more faith to be an atheist than to believe in God, the author of creation ...

Peru student missionary dies in bus accident
Student missionary Gregory Gomez IV was killed in a bus accident July 5 while serving in Peru

'Here am I Lord, send me!'
72 newly appointed missionaries share testimonies of God’s calling on their lives

Generational joust: Why not work together?
Boomers, Xers and Millennials share at least one thing: a desire for meaning and service.

A changing world
Trustees appoint 72 missionaries, create task force to address changing world

Enduring servants
Emeritus missionaries share favorite stories from their time on the field

Behind the scenes
Young writer finds new appreciation for African traditions while documenting mission work

Off the beaten path
Hands On missionaries bike through Senegal to research people, share Gospel

Stretching their comfort zones
Two Texans join Hands On effort, experience life in West African village

Hands On missions
New effort gives college students opportunity to  impact at-risk teens in South Africa

IMB thanks top-giving churches
The IMB honors about 500 pastors and church leaders from top-giving churches

Missions champion Alma Hunt dies at 98
Remembering a lifetime of devotion to missions and missionaries

7.2 earthquake rocks Japan
IMB missionaries ask for prayer following strong earthquake

'Who will go tell?' Rankin asks
Southern Baptists challenged to 'go tell the story of Jesus' at annual meeting in Indianapolis

Lottie Moon gifts total $150.4 million
Despite tough economy, Southern Baptists reach deep to support international missions …

'I want to quit'
Discouraged? You’re in good company – including Winston Churchill and Elijah …

Relief for China and Myanmar
Southern Baptists respond to needs in Myanmar and China

Sound of terror
IMB writer is haunted by Kenya atrocities – and the fate of one little boy …

Kenya refugees still hurting
Months after election violence, thousands remain in camps …

South America: Reached? Not yet


Boldly standing up for God's Word
Gabriel faced death for his faith. Now he is a leader for Christ among his people.

Baptists respond to world hunger crisis
Growing food crisis stirs response from IMB missionaries and Baptist Global Response

Hope in the rubble
Church’s task: Share with the suffering and the prosperous …

'Is the sky really falling?'
When it comes to missions, the sky is not falling. It is exploding – with opportunity.

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Olympic torch ventures to China's last frontier
KAILI, Guizhou, China (BP)--When the Olympic torch passed through Guizhou province, it ventured across the last frontier of China, the place modernity has not yet fully reached. Even the Chinese speak of the province as backward.       "Greyzhou," some call it. Although it is lush, the sun seldom shines. Yet for a moment the torch illuminated this obscure, minority-rich region in mid-June.       Guizhou's beauty is raw, a beauty without rating. Only recently has the province opened its doors to foreigners.       The route to Kaili, called the Miao and Dong minority capital, passes villages nestled in clefts of irregularly shaped mountains and shallow valleys. Terraced rice fields are key to the village economy. Farmers with pointy straw hats nimbly navigate the terraced fields carrying baskets across their shoulders.

China pastor, wife forced from home
BEIJING (BP)--A leader among China's unregistered house churches and his wife have been forced from their home and hounded from shelter to shelter by Chinese authorities since July 6 ...

McCain raising profile of pro-life views
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (BP)--Abortion may not be the leading national issue according to the polls but it is a top one to many social conservatives, and Republican John McCain ...

Builder helps churches enlarge passion
SHELBYVILLE, Ky. (BP)--When spring arrives each year, Chris and Dorrine Wurzel pack up their travel trailer and go on mission to construct a new building for a congregation God has led them to help -- this year, Emmanuel Baptist Church ...

LIFE DIGEST: British mother eliminates embryonic children to gain healthier baby


Church to vote on Sutton retirement


The election & the Supreme Court
ALEXANDRIA, La. (BP)--Many hot button issues will be debated in the forthcoming presidential campaign.

Assurance of salvation
EL CAJON, Calif. (BP)--As Christians, we've been given a genuine deed to heaven -- the promise of eternal life, an inheritance and a mansion that can never be foreclosed on.

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