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Bringing Christ to the Hispanic community

by Guest Author on April 19, 2018 in Great Commission

It’s always wise to approach the Gospel from a person’s social and cultural context, which is why Roland Lopez specializes in evangelizing to the Hispanic community.

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Project:Start launches Refugee Life Upgrade

by Kirsten McKimmey on April 18, 2018 in Press Releases

Project:Start, a refugee resource center supported by Texas Baptists, works to connect refugees in Dallas with the resources they need to find stability. Currently, thousands of refugees live within just a three-mile stretch of the North Dallas neighborhood called Vickery Meadow where over 30 different languages are spoken.

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Texas Baptist CLC joins with Prison Fellowship to recognize April as Second Chance Month

by Kalie Lowrie on April 16, 2018 in CLC

The Texas Baptist Christian Life Commission has partnered with Prison Fellowship and more than 150 other organizations to recognize April as Second Chance Month, in remembrance of the 65 million people with a criminal record with limited access to education, jobs and other opportunities.

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Texas Baptists partners with BGAV to host Pastoral Training Event

by Kirsten McKimmey on April 12, 2018 in News

For the first time, Texas Baptists Chaplaincy Relations is adding an additional opportunity for their annual Pastoral Training Event, to be held in Williamsburg, Virginia. The event, typically held in the fall in Texas, allows chaplains to maintain a high level of proficiency in pastoral care ministry while giving them a time for spiritual renewal, continuing education, networking and fellowship.

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Missional communities produce life-change through Longhorn BSM

by Kirsten McKimmey on April 3, 2018 in Great Commission

Sometimes UT gets assumed to be a godless place, but the reality is every day Jesus is engaging one of the 45,000 lost students with His Gospel and we get to watch that happen and we get to watch what people assume to be godless be incredibly glorifying.

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Hundreds serve on Spring Break missions through pancakes, drywall and prayerwalking

by Kalie Lowrie and Kirsten McKimmey on March 21, 2018 in News

The combined missions efforts of Texas Baptists over Spring Break involved more than 1,400 middle, high school and college students engaged in ministry across the United States. Projects ranged from rebuilding homes in Houston damaged by Hurricane Harvey, providing free van rides and pancakes to fellow college students in South Padre Island and engaging in evangelistic efforts alongside church planters in New York City.

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Executive Board aims for agility in meeting needs, reaching next generation for Christ

by Kalie Lowrie on February 20, 2018 in News

The Executive Board of the Baptist General Convention of Texas approved a motion on Tuesday to form a committee to research ways in which the Convention could be more agile in response to emerging needs.

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BGCT removes CBF from giving form, affirms view of biblical marriage

by Texas Baptists Communications on February 20, 2018 in News

The Baptist General Convention of Texas Executive Board voted Tuesday to accept a joint-recommendation from the Finance and Administration Support Committees to remove the Cooperative Baptist Fellowship from its church giving forms.

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BGCT remueve a CBF de la forma de contribución y afirma el matrimonio bíblico

by Texas Baptists Communications on February 20, 2018 in News

La Junta Ejecutiva de la Baptist General Convention of Texas (BGCT) votó el martes 19 de febrero para aceptar la recomendación de los Comités de Finanzas y Apoyo Administrativo de remover al Cooperative Baptist Fellowship (CBF) de la forma que usan las iglesias para designar sus contribuciones.

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Hosting after Harvey

by Guest Author on February 20, 2018 in News

Almost 20 years ago, waters flooded Southeastern Texas as the effects of the Pacific Hurricane Madeline reverberated across the United States. As volunteers rushed toward the devastation, First Baptist Church of Victoria opened their doors to host the first responders. In the aftermath of Hurricane Harvey, their heart to host remains.

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