Al enfrentar la presencia de menos mileniales en la iglesia, la Convención Bautista Hispana de Texas ofreció una sesión para pastores y lideres de la iglesia en la que escucharon consejos de cómo mantener a los jóvenes adultos en la iglesia.

En familia se transmiten los valores que las próximas generaciones tendrán y es por eso que la consejera, Raquel Chacín, llamó a que en las familias haya relaciones sanas.

A commitment to environmental stewardship led Baptist Temple in San Antonio to install solar panels on the roof of its facility, but getting paid to do the right thing didn’t hurt. 

Late Monday mornings, the foyer of Kingdom Manifesters International Ministries sounds like the United Nations. Children from all over—all over the world, not just all over their neighborhood—stream into the building.

During a two-week program at Hardin-Simmons University, representatives from nine countries learned how to welcome strangers by celebrating differences.

In light of pervasive pornography in society at large, Christians need to develop a theology of sin and sex so they won’t be blindsided by how younger generations interact with sexuality, counselor Jenna Mountain told a Texas Baptist workshop.

Nonprofit organizations focused on community development should recognize churches as natural allies in helping vulnerable children and their families improve their lives, said Lorena Gonzalez, vice president of Urban Strategies.

Los mensajeros de la Convención Hispana Bautista de Texas eligieron los siguientes oficiales durante la sesión de negocios, la cual se llevó a cabo durante la  Junta Familiar.

From a Lord’s Supper observance in the opening Sunday evening session to the final benediction Tuesday night, an emphasis on unity permeated worship services at Texas Baptists’ Family Gathering in Arlington.

Just as the patriarch Abraham passed his legacy on to his son Isaac, Baptist General Convention of Texas President Danny Reeves encouraged Texas Baptists to pass the baton of leadership on to upcoming generations.

Jesus, who commanded us to love our neighbor as we love ourselves, is interested in how well we relate to people of different cultures. If we are to obey his command to make disciples of all people, then we must learn to interact with people from different cultures.

Messengers to the Hispanic Baptist Convention of Texas elected officers during their business meeting held in conjunction with Texas Baptists’ Family Gathering.