A crowd gathered for the African American Rally at the Greater Ebenezer Baptist Church in Waco to celebrate the beginning of the 2019 Texas Baptists Annual Meeting.
October is Pastor Appreciation Month. There is no better way to show your pastor your appreciation than to make sure a benefits package is set up in a way that is most beneficial to his family’s needs.
A few weeks ago, I was asked by a friend if they should apply for the Leadership Texas Baptists program and I said “Absolutely! There is so much to learn from this program!”
The Cohort recharged me in ministry, helped me grow in my leadership, and gave me lifelong friends.
I believe that the architects of that future are the emerging leaders of Texas Baptist.
Everyone called by God to Christian leadership will sooner or later be confronted with the reality of his or her own inadequacy.
Texas Baptists received a $1 million grant in 2017 to participate in the Lilly Endowment’s National Initiative to Address Economic Challenges Facing Pastoral Leaders. These grants were awarded to a variety of organizations across the nation that are using them to help pastoral leaders develop stronger financial literacy skills and provide direct aid to leaders.
Several Texas Baptists pastors share their personal spiritual health practices and the importance of remaining in a close relationship with God while leading a local church.
The Center for Ministerial Excellence provides financial assistance, resources and encouragement to ministers facing financial hardships.