Global senders commit to be ‘stronger together’
Close to 330 participants representing 76 countries met for the first Global Senders Forum on April 16-19.
April 25, 2024
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Close to 330 participants representing 76 countries met for the first Global Senders Forum on April 16-19.
On Valentine’s evening, many Southern Baptists gathered in Phoenix, Arizona, to celebrate the latest group of missionaries heading to the nations with the gospel of Jesus Christ.
John Barnett, director of the diaspora mobilization team for the International Mission Board, speaks with Arkansas Baptists. (Mary Alford/ABN) LITTLE ROCK, Ark. – Several Arkansas
It is the IMB’s hope to continue to build relationships with churches.
This article was written by Leslie Peacock Caldwell, managing editor at the IMB. The call to reach all nations, people, languages and tribes with the
IMB Photo This article was written by Myriah Snyder for the IMB. Twenty-five Embera people were busy at work, taking care as they handmade each
Missionary candidates who move through the pipeline are approved by IMB trustees, then blessed by Southern Baptists for service to the nations at Sending Celebrations
IMB is in the process of assigning each missionary unit a portfolio of churches. This will serve to put a very personal face on our cooperative efforts to take the gospel the ends of the earth.
Generous gifts provide Angela Dawson, IMB missionary, with a car to drive. When she received a “big” car for Thailand, she wondered why. It didn’t
“It was God’s call that kept me on the field, but it was the Lottie Moon Christmas Offering and the generosity of Southern Baptists that helped provide the things that were needed to stay on the field,” Moore said, also stressing the importance of prayer support.
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