Baptist pastor Lorenzo Ortiz, who operates five shelters for migrants in northern Mexico, was released unharmed after being held hostage by a Mexican cartel for
Lucien E. Coleman Jr., veteran religious educator and scholar, died June 11 in Weatherford, Texas. He was 91. Coleman was born to in Lepanto, Arkansas
Baylor University will remove the statue of slaveholding former president Rufus Burleson from the quadrangle that has borne his name and add to Founders Mall
A group of East Texas Baptist University students, faculty and staff recently spent four days in Alabama learning the history and significance of the Civil
Presnall H. Wood, who was editor of the Baptist Standard through one of the most tumultuous periods in Southern Baptist history, died March 10 in
The Baptist General Convention of Texas executive board approved a policy declaring any registered sex offender “permanently disqualified” from church leadership. A committee-recommended policy would
Three athletes with ties to Wayland Baptist University were in Tokyo competing in the Olympic Games. Tamyra Mariama Mensah-Stock of Katy, Texas — a Wayland
