Pavlo Romaniuk considers it an understatement to say he and his family received a warm welcome to the United States from members of First Baptist Church in Hallsville.

07/11/2022 - By Ken Camp / Managing Editor

McMurry University filed a lawsuit against fellow Abilene school Hardin-Simmons University, claiming a breach of contract regarding the Patty Hanks Shelton School of Nursing.

07/06/2022 - By Ken Camp / Managing Editor

Patrons who park behind a “Grub & Pub” on South Jennings Avenue in Fort Worth may notice a mural on a wall inviting them to “Pray for Ft. Worth.” Pastor Erik Vance hopes they not only notice, but also will stop for a moment, respond to that invitation and “whisper a prayer at the wall.”

07/05/2022 - By Ken Camp / Managing Editor

In a 5-4 decision, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled two Texas Indian tribes—not the state government—have authority to regulate electronic bingo games on their lands.

07/01/2022 - By Ken Camp / Managing Editor

A 12-member task force is drafting a report and finalizing its recommendations on ways to increase Millennial and Generation Z involvement in the Baptist General Convention of Texas and its churches.

07/01/2022 - By Ken Camp / Managing Editor

La reunión anual de 2022 de la Convención Bautista Hispana de Texas fue un momento de aliento, celebración, tristeza y esperanza.

06/29/2022 - By Eric Black / Editor

The 2022 annual meeting of Convención Bautista Hispana de Texas was a time of encouragement, celebration, sorrow and hope.

06/29/2022 - By Eric Black / Editor

When John Román, pastor of Pueblo Nuevo Community Church in El Paso, started a food pantry in 2011 for under-resourced families, he realized something was lacking.

06/28/2022 - By Carolyn Tomlin

David Hardage, executive director of the Baptist General Convention of Texas, has announced plans to retire following more than 10 years of service.

06/24/2022 - By Texas Baptist Communications

About 2.5 million nutritious meals have been provided to hungry people, thanks to a pair of nonprofit organizations that grew out of the vision of veteran medical missionary Lee Baggett and his colleagues.

06/24/2022 - By Ken Camp / Managing Editor

Preliminary findings of Baylor University researchers indicate children in the care of faith-based providers are significantly safer than children cared for by secular child welfare agencies.

06/13/2022 - By Ken Camp / Managing Editor

The parents of 10-year-old Alexandria “Lexi” Aniyah Rubio—one of 19 children killed by a gunman at Robb Elementary School in Uvalde—testified virtually before a June 8 U.S. House Committee on Oversight and Reform hearing on gun violence.

06/08/2022 - By Ken Camp / Managing Editor