Articles from April 2017

Four Texas Baptists leaders recently traveled to Belem, Brazil, to attend the Brazilian Baptist Convention to formalize the partnership between the two conventions for the Missionary Adoption Program (MAP). 

Many people who live in Agua Dulce, a small community in the southeast region of El Paso, have limited access to food and medical care. 

Prison isn’t a place where people expect to find freedom. But that’s where it happened for Lovinah Igbani.

Sexual abuse is not a topic that most any of us want to discuss, but it is a discussion we must have in our churches.

Four major pro-life organizations representing more than 10 million Texans have announced support of key bills before the House chamber of the 85th Texas Legislature.

This June, Texas Baptists is proud to honor two people who have helped mold the direction and effectiveness of Baptist ministry. The 2017 Legacy Award recipients will be Elmin Howell, founder of Texas Baptists’ River Ministry, and Dr. Paul Stripling, executive director emeritus of the Waco Baptist Association.

The CLC public policy priorities are set by 18 Texas Baptists from across the state who represent a wide swath of Texas Baptist life. 

Not everyone has easy access to one of the most basic resources – water.

I have lived in Houston for about three years now, and it has become home to me. I am in love with the myriad of cultures that live here.

Baptist Student Ministry (BSM) students from the University of Houston sacrificed their spring break to share God’s love and generosity with others all over Texas.