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  Gymnast Jake Dalton focuses on faith over fear

  Olympic gymnast Jake Dalton bears a tatoo that reminds him of his source of strength. It quotes Philippians 4:13—”I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me.”

  08/05/2016 - By Ken Camp

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  Churches resist restraints on evangelism in Russia

  Several U.S.-based religious denominations remain defiant in the face of new laws that would ban them from proselytizing in Russia.

  07/15/2016 - By Ken Camp

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  A cough saved her life; Christians can rescue other Ebola orphans

  Aminata, an orphaned survivor of the Ebola pandemic that ravaged West Africa two years ago, would have been buried alive if she had not coughed. Today, U.S. Christians can rescue Ebola orphans such as Aminata from the crushing ravages of poverty. 

  07/13/2016 - By Ken Camp

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  Buckner helps Guatemalan boy blinded in one eye

  The Buckner Family Hope Center in San Jose Pinula, Guatemala, provided funds that enabled a child who had been blinded in one eye to secure a prosthesis. 

  07/07/2016 - By Ken Camp

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  Baptist minister granted asylum after persecution in Kazakhstan

  After nearly three years of waiting, the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Service granted asylum to a Baptist minister and his family who were deported from Kazakhstan.

  07/02/2016 - By Ken Camp

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  Nigerian crisis presents security threat, human rights group insists

  Officials with the 21st Century Wilberforce Initiative urged President Obama to appoint a special envoy to Nigeria and the Lake Chad region of Africa to deal with what they called “one of the worst humanitarian crises of our day.”

  06/29/2016 - By Ken Camp

• Liberian seminary president denies school property for sale

  The president of Liberia Baptist Theological Seminary is disputing reports on the Internet the school is up for sale. (BNG)

  06/20/2016 - By Ken Camp

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  CBF helps support safe passage of Syrian Christians to Belgium

  The Cooperative Baptist Fellowship sent $20,000 to field personnel to help facilitate the safe passage of 90 Syrian Christians seeking asylum in Belgium.

  06/15/2016 - By Ken Camp

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  Africa’s greatest need: Educated women, Nobel nominee tells Texans

  “The reason Africa is suffering is women are not educated. Less than 1 percent of them have received education through high school. They live on less than $3 per month.”

  05/11/2016 - By Marv Knox

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  Religious freedom deteriorating around the world, report says

  Religious freedom remains under “serious and sustained assault” around the globe, a new annual report from the U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom asserts.

  05/04/2016 - By Ken Camp

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  Criminal justice project a step of faith for lawyer and Ugandan youth

  They come from different worlds—a Pepperdine legal expert and an unjustly accused Ugandan—but Jim Gash and Tumusiime Henry have been touring the United States with the same message: Step out on faith and help others.

  03/01/2016 - By Ken Camp

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  ISIS brutality drives some Middle Eastern Muslims to Jesus

  Atrocities perpetrated by the self-identified Islamic State in Iraq and Syria drives some Muslims in the Middle East away from the faith of their families, a Baptist pastor from Palestine said.

  02/29/2016 - By Ken Camp