It’s a new day and a new way to do things in New York City. It’s easy to say, “shelter in place,” but what if you don’t have a shelter?…
ALPHARETTA, Ga.—It wasn’t the first time Lee Jackson had made a trek from Cannonsburg, Kentucky to Atlanta. But there was something different this time. It was an eerie absence of…
When life was “normal” prior to the COVID-19 pandemic, Kay Bennett logged many hours ministering to victims of human trafficking through the New Orleans ministry center. But since the city…
By Brandon Elrod ALPHARETTA, Ga.—As COVID-19 cases continue to increase in the United States, many medical facilities have faced shortages of masks and other protective gear. In response, Southern Baptists…
By Brandon Elrod GUAYNABO, Puerto Rico—On Sunday, March 15, Puerto Rico implemented an island-wide curfew in response to COVID-19. Under the curfew, all nonessential businesses—those not providing food, cleaning services…
When the new coronavirus outbreak shuttered schools, it also cancelled breakfast and lunch for students who live in households that heavily depend on those two meals provided during the school…
Madeline Ray knows first-hand how God can use health challenges and health scares to bring people closer to Himself. Madeline works as a missionary at the Send Relief ministry center…
By Brandon Elrod ALPHARETTA, Ga.—Anxiety in the midst of the COVID-19 crisis continues to mount, but Southern Baptists across the United States are determined to respond and meet needs. Taylor…
Send Relief offers mission trip opportunities through our seven ministry centers across North America. This month we’re shining a spotlight on New York City, where our Send Relief ministry center…
By Staff NASHVILLE—The International Mission Board (IMB) and the North American Mission Board (NAMB) will work together to combine compassion ministry efforts in North America and abroad under the umbrella…