Mary Alford

DULUTH, Georgia (BP) – Afganistán. Benin. Brasil. Bulgaria. Camerún. China. Colombia. Cuba. República Dominicana. Ecuador …

In the summer of 2022, the United States Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade after five long decades. With Roegone, abortion is no longer protected at the federal level, and states are able to enact meaningful pro-life protections. As a result, lasting pro-life work requires both national and state-by-state strategies. Since 2022, Vermont, Michigan, Kentucky, Kansas, California and Ohio have all added and voted on abortion-related ballot measures.

ALDOSTA, Ga. – Arkansas Baptist Disaster Relief volunteers extend the love of Christ to disaster survivors, offering help, healing, and hope that is found in Jesus Christ. Since the initial deployment to Georgia in response to Hurricane Helene, as of Oct. 16, ABDR has reported 31 professions of faith.

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BARACOA, Cuba – As Floridians continue to recover from the devastation of three hurricanes that have made landfall in the Sunshine State since early August, Cuba residents are now grappling with similar challenges.

NASHVILLE (BP) – See Brandon Lake and Phil Wickham together in live performances captured on screen in “For the One,” returning for an extra night in theaters across the U.S. Saturday, Nov. 2, after an original run Oct. 27-29.

Six ladies from the Russellville, Ark., area recently donned yellow shirts, chaps, and other safety equipment, picked up chainsaws, and went to work in Valdosta, Ga. “There’s nothing like it in the country,” Arkansas Baptist Disaster Relief Director Randy Garrett said, describing ABDR’s first all-women chainsaw unit.

RUSSELLVILLE, Ark. – Six ladies from the Russellville, Ark., area recently donned yellow shirts, chaps and other safety equipment, picked up chainsaws and went to work in Valdosta, Ga.

HOUSTON (BP) – People are responding to the Gospel in a way Bob Crites has not seen in the nearly 30 years he has been at Sagemont Church.

Arkansas Baptist Disaster Relief volunteers recently wrapped up a five-week deployment to Georgia in response to the widespread damage from Hurricane Helene. During their deployment, the volunteers served 3,067 meals and completed 200 jobs.