Rains slow in Kenya, but leave behind a trail of destruction and devastation. Southern Baptist Disaster Relief and Send Relief continue to provide physical needs and meet spiritual needs for those impacted by the heavy rains and flash floods.
Missionary Jeri Whitfield first served in Thailand as an IMB Journeyman when she was 22-years-old. Now, 40 years later she continues to serve for the sake of the gospel in Asian Pacific Rim countries.
Missionaries Noah and Tarin Madden were sent to Weymouth, Massachusetts, by Life Community Church to start a church in an area in need of the hope of the gospel.
International Mission Board missionaries Steve and Jen Hagen have worked in the Philippines with the Bugkalot people, who have now established their own gospel-sending organization.
Missionaries Stephen and Lisa Shaw moved to Broken Arrow, Oklahoma, to replant Sequoyah Creek Church. In just a small amount of time, they have led the church to be involved in giving back to their community and around the world.
Southern Baptist Disaster Relief and Send Relief are working to help local partners in Kenya after heavy rains and flash floods have devastated parts of the East African country. Southern Baptists are urged to pray amidst this natural disaster.
Missionaries Jefferson and Carol Hernandez started a new church plant in Sterling, Virginia, where many have not yet heard the gospel.
Missionaries Josh and Beth Glymph started a church in Jacksonville, Florida, while also adopting three children at the same time.
Missionaries Joseph and Kristen Gibbons left their home in Alabama to reach those living in Las Vegas and the surrounding areas with the gospel of Jesus Christ.
