The Texas Baptists Center for Ministerial Health welcomed David Foster as the new director of the Millennial/Gen Z Network.
FBC Crosbyton applies PAVE principles and experiences “almost 100%” growth by partnering with Ukrainian church-start, celebrating baptisms, and “doing real life discipleship.”
Texas Baptists welcomed Carol Plant as the new director of Human Resources.
FBC Marshall shares worship space with FMC Marshall after it caught fire; creates unity among both congregations.
UTA BSM serves refugees in San Antonio over spring break and sees 17 accept Jesus, including one of their own.
Beach Reach sees 246 accept Christ, 87 baptized; sees God’s faithfulness, sovereignty and stays alert for gospel opportunities.
One thousand Congreso attendees learned how to obey Christ by walking by faith, taking action, and staying connected to him.
Attendees of [un]Apologetic Evangelism Conference learned to defend their faith; respond and minister to loved ones engaged in deconstruction.
Pastor Strong traveled to South Asia to train and commission regional pastors to finish well; spend time in prayer and spontaneous worship.
The Texas Baptists Center for Ministerial Health welcomed Aaron Summers as the new coordinator of Pastorless Churches. Summers transitioned from his prior position as lead pastor at First Baptist Church Crowley. He assumed the position on Feb. 17.