Texas Baptists en Español

Church leadership and members from Hispanic Baptist churches across Texas gathered Sunday at the 2024 Texas Baptists Annual Meeting to encourage one another in the work of their diverse congregations. They were also reminded of Jesus’ agenda in ministry in a message from Dr. Albert Reyes, president and CEO of Buckner International.

Today in chapel, Texas Baptists en Español, under the leadership of director Rolando Rodriguez, hosted the third annual Hispanic Heritage Month service focusing on the vital ministry of Compañerismos across the state. Read the full recap here.

“By investing in these students, we are ministering, discipling, mentoring and developing leaders that will impact the generations that are coming behind them. Our churches do not need more members; our churches need more disciples of Jesus, and this is what this program is about: making disciples that make disciples.”

Los participantes en la celebración de los Texas Baptists en Español fueron desafiados a practicar un "liderazgo inamovible" al celebrar todo lo que Dios está haciendo en las iglesias y escuelas por todo Texas.

"a church is not just a good place to work but “a community where you can invest your life.”

“Hoy recordamos, que el llamado de los creyentes es conocer el amor de Dios, con toda su plenitud."

“Today, we remember that our calling as Christians is to know the love of God – in all its abundance."

Learn about the work Texas Baptists en Español is doing to build relationships and provide resources for Hispanic churches across Texas. 

“It was an intentional focus, not just to change the name, but to have an intentional strategy. 

Learn about Texas Baptists en Español, a new ministry focused on uniting and mobilizing Hispanic churches around the state.

Hispanic Baptists joined for fellowship, worship and encouragement at the Hispanic Rally held at First Baptist Woodway during the first night of the 2019 Texas Baptists Annual Meeting.

The Hispanic Baptist Convention of Texas Annual Meeting was held June 26-28 at Park Cities Baptist Church in Dallas. 

Since our two sons were little, we've stressed the importance of going to college and earning a bachelor's degree. 

Rick Vasquez found himself on his knees on the floor of his prison cell. His life had reached an all–time low.

To do the work of God, the Church must have a mission. It's in the Great Commandment and in the Great Commission.

With no seating room to spare, congregants of the Hispanic Evangelism Conference packed tightly inside a corner room in the Life Church of San Antonio Feb. 21-22, lifting prayers for revival in their churches and cities.

Nearly every fair weather day of the week, grassy soccer fields see an abundance of size three, cleat wearing little leaguers running back and forth while parents and siblings cheer from the sidelines.