Texas Baptist Men volunteers are delivering a tractor-trailer load of water to firefighters working around the clock as they battle the more than 8,000-acre Copper Breaks Fire near Quanah.

Early in life, Rusty Oglesby felt God’s calling to become a missionary. After his experiences as a student athlete at Hardin-Simmons University, he became convinced his mission is to shape young lives as a coach.

Sheepdog Defense Group trains volunteers in first aid, threat assessment, de-escalation techniques, using a gun and tactical skills, such as clearing rooms during an active shooting.

En un estado donde la mayoría de estudiantes en escuelas públicas son hispanos y donde los hispanos están proyectados a sobrepasar a los anglos en población general en los próximos tres años, universidades bautistas en Texas se preparan para ese cambio.

With four generations of Hardin-Simmons University graduates in her family, Mandy Cunningham has many tales to tell about the school—from dorm shenanigans to love stories.

Two years after Hurricane Harvey, Coastal Bend communities and the churches that serve them continue to adjust to what they call the “new normal.”

After working for Radio Shack 25 years, when the company closed about 1,500 of its stores, Sherry Roe was without a job. But she understands that when one door closes, God can open another one.

Conferencistas les recordaron a los adultos mayores de lo mucho que aún tienen por ofrecer para el reino de Dios en el Campamento Hispano Maranatha para Adultos Mayores.

Besides its top-ranked food, what sets Taste Community Restaurant in Fort Worth apart is that it’s a nonprofit, pay-what-you-can, faith-based endeavor.

Senior adults still have much to contribute to the kingdom of God, speakers reminded participants at Campamento Hispano Maranatha Para Adultos Mayores.

This summer, 32,596 boxes of food were delivered to students in selected rural counties throughout Texas who participated in the Meals to You pilot program, spearheaded by the Texas Hunger Initiative at Baylor University.

Bounce has become known for providing students an avenue to help areas hit by devastating natural disasters. Recently, Texas Baptists’ ministry of junior high, high school and college-aged students expanded to provide support to budding churches as well.