Articles from October 2025

Church feeding ministries are being stretched by the increasing needs of those they serve due to a lack of government pay and benefits, and that Texans On Mission is deploying due to the impact of Hurricane Melissa.

I am writing a special update to make an important announcement and to request your support in regard to a special Hunger Offering grant and hurricane relief for the Caribbean.

As we wrap up the month of October, we are anticipating our Annual Meeting in Abilene, November 16-18. I hope you are making plans to come and to bring others with you.

River Ministry Missionary Victor Castillo serves in Reynosa, Mexico where he provides humanitarian aid to families in the city; encourages churches, “Our faith grows when we serve.” 

What a great reminder from Jesus about the consequences of division. How important it is for those of us who are part of God’s kingdom to relate and work in harmony, to be of one mind and one spirit.

Bosqueville Baptist Church sees growth in children’s ministry, increase in volunteers; focuses on revitalizating on “God’s timetable” with Pave mentor.  

Texas Baptists exists for the purpose of cooperating for missions. Together, we can do more than any church or Christian organization can do by itself. 

Wilmer church replant focused on “celebrating small wins” in discipleship, baptism and prayer. 

This has been an exciting week of ministry for me. As I have participated in several events around the state, I am thankful for how God brings us together to build up His body. What a privilege it is to collaborate for the sake of the kingdom!

Conclave encourages church leaders to prioritize authentic relationships and discipleship to reach Gen Z and Alpha for Christ.