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Opening Doors: Called, Not Comfortable
Jose Angel could have left Ciudad Juarez behind. No more listening to regular reports of violence between rival drug cartels. No more worrying about whether he and his family were safe. Full Story »
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Japan relief over, but Texas Baptist help still need in recovery
DALLAS – Japan may have received relief in the wake of the 2011 earthquake and tsunami, but many of its residents who were affected by the disasters still need to recover. Full Story »
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Churches help stories come to life
FORT WORTH – The stories of Clifford the big red dog, Grover and the Cat in the Hat are coming to life for pre-kindergarten children at Western Hills Primary School thanks to six area churches. Full Story »
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Hunger Ministry a Go: Bike Out Hunger 2012 Underway
Click here to visit bikeouthunger.org and view daily updates from the road. Bike Out Hunger is a 6-day, 430-mile bike ride from San Antonio to Dallas that seeks to raise awareness of and funds for the great hunger needs across our state, nation and world. Sponsor a cyclist and your dollars will go to the Texas Baptists World Hunger Offering.
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More than 6,000 students worship during Congreso; Nearly 900 decisions made
WACO –A throng of thousands singing about the power of God’s love over them, young people stepped away from their chairs and walked down the aisles toward the front of the Ferrell Center here at Baylor University. Full Story »
News Feed
- 05/16/12 - ‘The Bible Speaks on …’
- 05/16/12 - Being Present in Risky Places
- 05/16/12 - Ways to study the Bible
- 05/15/12 - Juarez: A city of light and darkness
- 05/15/12 - Japan relief over, but Texas Baptist help still need in recovery
Events
- 05/17-19/2012 - Go Now Orientation
- 05/21-22/2012 - Executive Board Meeting
- 06/04-08/2012 - Super Summer Session 1
- 06/11-15/2012 - Super Summer Session 2
- 06/11-15/2012 - Super Summer Session 3
Video
- 05/10/12 - Walk the Walk, Talk the Talk
- 05/10/12 - Beauty Inside Out
- 05/09/12 - The power of stories
- 05/03/12 - El ministro de Juárez – Río Ministerio
- 05/03/12 - Minister in Juarez – River Ministry

