Articles by Jessica King

The February meeting of the Texas Baptists Executive Board was held on Feb. 23-24 in Dallas, TX. Board Directors approved three new task forces on the Cooperative Program (CP), prayer and the constitution and bylaws; as well as heard ministry reports, giving and insurance updates and considered 15 unique recommendations. 

Pastor Leonid Regheta and his team at Hope International Ministries opened the Trauma Healing Hope Center for families to receive counseling and community amidst war. 

Three Texas Baptists pastors discuss the resources, community, refreshment provided through "revolutionary" Millennial/Gen Z Network. 

Jan. 30-31, 137 children’s choir and worship leaders gathered at First Baptist Church Richardson to receive training and be encouraged to teach kids “what praise really means.” 

Christ Life Church Corpus Christi hosts annual retreat and sponsors families to provide medical care for Ghanaian children with disabilities.

Jan. 7-9, the Texas Baptist Student Ministry (BSM) announced its 2026 State Lead Team, consisting of 98 BSM and church collegiate leaders, at its annual State Lead Team Summit at Mt. Lebanon Baptist Camp and Conference Center in Cedar Hill.

Behind The Chutes Cowboy Church sets up booth at annual Amarillo Fair & Rodeo to share resources, plants seeds; sees church growth from evangelism strategy. 

The Texas Baptists Center for Church Health welcomed Dr. Al Curley III as the new African American Evangelism Specialist. Curley transitioned from his prior position as associate pastor of Cornerstone Baptist Church in Arlington. He assumed the position on Jan. 5.

On Nov. 1, Texas Baptists launched the Texas Baptists Indemnity Program (TBIP), a captive insurance program that offers coverages for qualifying churches, including property insurance, general liability, professional liability insurance, directors and officers liability insurance, sexual abuse coverages, cyber liability insurance, auto insurance and workers’ compensation.

Primera Iglesia Bautista Hispana of Carrollton children’s director receives Mary Hill Davis scholarship to attend Conclave, new Sunday school curriculum that helps “bridge [the gap] between two languages.”