Ministerial Health

“Our Texas Baptists family joins many others in praying for the families of those whose loved ones were senselessly killed in today’s Uvalde school shooting. We stand ready to help in any way that’s needed,”

May is Mental Health Awareness Month, and I think this is a good reminder for us all to pause and do a quick systems check-in.

“Time is running out. Protest deadlines vary from county to county, but most deadlines are May 16^th,”

Did you know that 98% of child abuse victims know their alleged perpetrator?

“Intentional ministry is about being responsible to reach the one, which makes us available to reach the many,”

The Pastor Sabbatical Grant Program aims to assist and encourage churches in providing sabbatical for their pastors.

For churches looking for a pastor, the process can be daunting. See how two Texas Baptists ministries seek to alleviate some of that burden.

You know that feeling when you’re exhausted?

Some thoughts from two ministry leaders, who are dedicated to serving ministers and pastors, on how you can empower your pastor to be his best this month and every month.

“Every night I go to bed with 800 people on my mind.”