If Texas Baptists notice a change in the “tone” and “tenor” of Southwestern Seminary’s leaders—but not in the institution’s commitment to the Southern Baptist Convention’s doctrinal statement—then Adam Greenway will feel like he has made progress.

Sometimes God calls in a quiet voice. Other times, it practically knocks a person over, as Savion Lee discovered. 

Public schools in the United States offer the “meeting place for widening diversity” where students learn to live with others who hold different views, a Baptist preacher and advocate for public education told a Baylor University gathering.

Food insecurity among teenagers and college students represents a hidden crisis, student researchers from two faith-based Texas universities told seminar participants at Baylor University summit on hunger and poverty.

The Freedom from Religion Foundation has filed a letter of complaint with a Texas judicial conduct commission against a Dallas judge for offering a Bible to former police officer Amber Guyger after sentencing her for the murder of her neighbor, Botham Jean.

Public/private collaboration, innovative partnerships and a relentless effort to find common ground are crucial in efforts to reduce poverty and eliminate hunger, speakers told a summit at Baylor University.