New Voice Media | Associated Baptist Press
     
 
Thursday, February 09, 2012
Home arrow News arrow World
 
World
In Grand-Goave, U.S. Baptists offer Haitians a hand with church, clinic Print E-mail
World
Tuesday, July 13, 2010
Children receive health care, and their mothers learn the importance of hygiene and nutrition, at a clinic in Grand-Goâve.
GRAND-GOÂVE, Haiti (ABP) -- Michael Akinboro emanates gentleness. Toddlers sit quietly while he checks their breathing. Babies obediently swallow bitter cough syrup. Not one child who comes for diagnosis fusses or cries.
Read more...
 
Six months after massive earthquake, Haiti still has a long way to go Print E-mail
World
Monday, July 12, 2010
The people of Haiti continue the slow, laborious process of removing rubble from an earthquake that shook the island in January. (PHOTO/Lauren Hollon)

PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti (ABP) -- Haiti is a country of conspicuous contrasts -- a landscape both monochrome and vivid, and a people standing solidly, yet shaken to pieces.

Six months after an earthquake rocked Port-au-Prince, the city remains a mess. Every fifth building has collapsed into a broken mountain of rubble. Twisted, tangled rebar pokes out in all directions from great hills of dust and concrete.
Read more...
 
CBF-funded Mercer team to attend to Haiti’s psychological wounds Print E-mail
World
By Mark Vanderhoek   
Monday, July 12, 2010
Mercer University professor David Lane (right) speaks with CBF mission coordinator Tim Brendle in Grand Goave, Haiti.
ATLANTA (ABP) -- Six months after the earthquake that devastated Haiti, a Cooperative Baptist Fellowship-funded team of students with Haitian ties and faculty members from Mercer University is seeking to help the country recover from its deep psychological wounds.
Read more...
 
Anti-terrorist police crack down on Baptists in Kazakhstan Print E-mail
World
By Bob Allen   
Wednesday, June 23, 2010
OSLO, Norway (ABP) – Anti-terrorist police in at least three regions of Kazakhstan have targeted unregistered Baptists and Muslims in recent months, according to the Norway-based news service Forum 18.
Read more...
 
Baptists sending humanitarian aid to strife-ridden Kyrgyzstan Print E-mail
World
By Bob Allen   
Monday, June 21, 2010
FALLS CHURCH, Va. (ABP) -- Baptists have begun sending aid to Kyrgyzstan, home of a growing humanitarian crisis stemming from violence fueled by ethnic intolerance that has killed hundreds of ethnic Uzbeks and driven tens of thousands more from their homes since June 10.
Read more...
 
<< Start < Prev 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 Next > End >>
Results 96 - 100 of 225
greatcommissionweb.jpg

 

Churches composed primarily of first-generation immigrants to the United States often face obstacles -- linguistic, financial and cultural -- in terms of fitting into an Anglo-dominated society. But they may possess a strategic advantage in fulfilling Christ's Great Commission. [Read More]
Copyright © 2007-2012 Associated Baptist Press, All Rights Reserved.