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SAN ANTONIO – For Job Gonzalez, cycling 415 miles during the Bike Out Hunger tour April 19-24 wasn’t just a test of his own strength and competition. It was a personal journey driven by the hungry children and families he sees daily as he rides through then the colonias near his home in McAllen, areas that don’t have clean running water or adequate sewer systems. Full Story »
BOGOTA – First Baptist Church loves Bogota and every person in it. The congregation is in a campaign called “First loves Bogota,” which is an effort to share the hope of Christ with every person in the city. Full Story »
ALVIN – Though the process of renovation was long and trying, South Park Baptist Church has emerged from the destruction caused by Hurricane Ike 18 months later to stand restored and more dedicated than ever before to reaching its community for Christ. Full Story »
DALLAS – Ash for an Icelandic volcano eruption has jeopardized an extensive Ukrainian tour of the Singing Men of North Central Texas. Full Story »
GEORGETOWN – God’s call to care for others, to bring people into the kingdom is beckoning Woman’s Missionary Union of Texas to reach out to the downtrodden throughout the state and around the globe. Full Story »
MOSCOW – Officials with Buckner Adoption and Maternity Services say they have not received any official notification about the suspension of adoptions from the Russian Ministry of Education, the arm of the government that oversees international adoptions. Full Story »
ROUND ROCK – Seeing isn’t always believing, but it sure can help children connect with the gospel. Full Story »