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Two members of High Tide Church in Dagsboro, Delaware, Deacon Scott Hook, and Church Member Nathan Hyde set off on a trip

After two years of Covid, Ocean City is once again welcoming hundreds of international students to fill summer resort jobs.

Your prayers are impacting people like Sarah In 2021, the International National Mission Board (IMB) published a story about IMB

Eleven volunteers from Maryland, Pennsylvania, Florida, Alabama, and Kansas traveled 5,000 miles to serve refugees on the border of Ukraine

The below information is based on SEND Relief and Disaster Relief updates provided to BaptistLIFE dated April 21, 2022. The

As necessary sanctions rise to halt the efforts of the Russian regime, it’s the people of Russia, rather than government leaders, who are feeling the most pain right now. The price of milk has risen five or six times what it was weeks ago. Car parts are scarce, and most flights are unavailable. Still, the churches are doing what they can to help Ukrainian refugees who have fled to Russia.

Gifts given to Ukraine refugee ministries through SR and the IMB now stand at more than $5.5 million.

The groups SBDR will be sending are trained volunteers who have been specifically requested by SR, IMB, and local ministry partners.

Pastor Henryk Skrzypkowski and members of CBC opened the Christian Transit Center (CTC) for Ukrainian refugees and have received more than 2,000 refugees. The center has beds for 200 people, and their registration desk and kitchen are open 24 hours.

The Baptist Convention of Maryland/Delaware (BCM/D) has formed Ukraine Relief, an initiative to connect local believers with Ukrainian refugees to show mercy and advance the spread of the gospel.

“It’s just cool to see Polish Baptists stepping up and taking care of their neighbors. They’ve done that for a long time now, but this is a different level,” Brownd said.