Christmas came a little early this year for a family in rural Weir, Texas. But, like the first Christmas, it is a celebration that was
Most Christians familiar with the New Testament Greek word “koinonia” think of it only in terms of fellowship and communion. But it also can mean
When COVID-19 caused global shutdowns in spring 2020, Baptist Student Ministries on university campuses had to adapt quickly to discipling students remotely. And they still
On fifth Sundays, expect to find the pews and hallways of Freedom Church in Bedford, Texas, empty. Instead, look in the grocery stores and gas stations
Even in a place surrounded by water, clean drinking water can be hard to acquire. A team of seven Texas Baptist Men volunteers recently helped
Ten Texas Baptist Men volunteers took their expertise in mass feeding to Israel recently to learn how to provide those services in a culturally appropriate
Bobby Smith, founding director of Chaplaincy Relations with the Baptist General Convention of Texas, died Oct. 18. He was 68. “For 25 years, Dr. Bobby
Some preachers are renowned for fiery sermons. One small-town Central Texas pastor is known, at least in some circles, for his skill on the ice.
Houston Baptist University has changed its name to Houston Christian University, President Robert B. Sloan announced during a Sept. 20 open forum with faculty, staff,
Ken Starr, the former independent counsel in the Clinton administration Whitewater investigation who later became president and chancellor of Baylor University, died Sept. 13 at
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