An ongoing wave of disasters — Gulf Coast hurricanes, wildfires in California, severe thunderstorms and flooding in the Midwest — along with skyrocketing construction costs post-COVID have left the insurance industry reeling.
University students from Hawaii and Arizona recently traveled to Sub-Saharan Africa to share the gospel. They found that God’s goodness follows them everywhere they go.
Following much damage done by Hurricane Beryl, Texans on Mission has been working around the clock to serve affected areas.
Sam Warner, a native of Murfreesboro, Tennessee, who has worked extensively with Georgia Baptists, has been named the next president-treasurer of the Tennessee Baptist Foundation.
“Ladies of Camp Builders” is a group of women accompanying Texans on Mission’s Camp Builders. Wherever the builders go, so go the ladies to provide another unique service to the area they’ve come to serve.
Despite an accident that led to paralysis from the waste down, Audrey Morgan’s faith in God has only grown. She even said, “Deep down I am at peace with whatever happens — whether I walk again or not — I am at peace.”
From June 22–29, Arkansas Baptists hosted Super Summer Arkansas at Ouachita Baptist University. The event — which hosted almost 3,000 — led to 819 decisions for Jesus.
While men volunteering with Texans on Missions prepare to rebuild, their wives provide a service just as helpful. Ladies of Camp Builders uses donated fabric and materials to sew up whatever need a served area may need.
Churches in Texas have teamed up to provide meals each summer to children who rely on school lunches during the school year.
Though Beulah Baptist Church in Mansfield, Louisiana, was destroyed by Tropical Storm Beryl, its pastor is thankful no one was injured as the storm passed, July 8.
