Baylor University announced a $15 million lead gift from The Sunderland Foundation of Overland Park, Kan., to help renovate and restore the Tidwell Bible Building.

The Baptist Standard received eight awards from the Associated Church Press, including a best of class recognition for social media presence and four awards of excellence in reporting and writing.

Missions leaders from around Texas traveled to Washington, D.C., during Holy Week for their annual training event, visiting the Museum of the Bible and the Capitol Rotunda.

Texas Baptist Men disaster relief volunteers enabled a small school district to provide meals for students, removed fallen trees from homes, provided clean water and shared the love of Christ in communities hit by mid-April tornadoes.

A keynote speaker at Congreso 2019 assured more than 3,000 Hispanic students they gathered on the Baylor University campus by divine invitation, not by accident.

Every weekday, women from Waco-area churches greet the ex-offenders at the local bus station, offering them a warm welcome, homemade cookies, handcrafted tote bags filled with helpful items and a prayer of blessing.

Amigos y admiradores se reunieron en First Baptist Church de Longview el 8 de abril para recordar a Fabio Giménez como uno que pasó de ser reconocido como jugador profesional de fútbol a alguien con un deseo de servir a Dios. Un accidente con una podadora de pasto el 5 de abril tomó la vida del pastor de Puertas Abiertas, originario de Argentina y quien tenía 50 años de edad.

A scheduled 72-hour prayer event at Baylor University grew into a spontaneous 10-day revival, as students continued to meet for prayer.

Life on the border is difficult. But the Baptist Student Ministry of the University of Texas Rio Grande Valley is working to help young adults who live there leverage their own strength and resilience to step out as leaders of the Valley and the nation. (Curated)

Texas Baptist Men deployed disaster relief volunteers on Palm Sunday after an EF-3 tornado destroyed 55 homes in Franklin and two tornadoes ripped through Alto.

Woman’s Missionary Union of Texas elected Earl Ann Bumpus of Graham as president five decades after her mother, Cleota Lenert, was elected president of Florida WMU. Lenert died nine and a half weeks before her daughter’s election.

State Sen. Charles Perry, R-Lubbock, recently stood on the floor of the Texas Senate defending a bill that would let state license holders assert their religious beliefs when providing—or denying—certain services.