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DALLAS – To be a “Living Testimony In a Languishing World,” African American Texas Baptists were challenged to commit to sharing the hope of Christ with people who are lost without it, according to preachers at the African American Fellowship Conference July 13-16. Full Story »

FORT WORTH – Anchorless, Danny was drifting. He coasted into a debilitating drug addiction that cost him jobs, his home and ultimately time in jail. Upon his release, he wandered the streets not knowing where he would find his next meal, a safe place to sleep or a solitary member of society who cared about. Full Story »

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PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti – Haitian students whispered excitedly as a small group of foreigners parked in the school driveway and unloaded a stack of black crates that never should have made it into the country. Full Story »

BELTON – The Texas Baptists Bivocatonal and Smaller Membership Ministers and Spouses Association held their 24th annual meeting at the University of Mary Hardin-Baylor July 9 -11 with Randel Everett and Joel Gregory who focused their messages on the importance of Baptist bivocational ministers and ministers of small churches in Texas. In his message, Everett, Texas Baptists executive director, challenged the leaders of small churches to participate in a new initiative, Hope 1:8. Full Story »

SAN MARCOS – When the Texas State University Baptist Student Ministry discovered it was losing $15,000 from the Bluebonnet Baptist Association due to a redirecting of association priorities, Abe Jaquez, the BSM director at the school, knew that God would provide the funding needed for the ministry to continue if that was His will. He did just that. Full Story »

PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti – Haitian students whispered excitedly as a small group of foreigners parked in the school driveway and unloaded a stack of black crates that never should have made it into the country. Full Story »

PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti – Haiti is a country of conspicuous contrasts – a landscape both monochrome and vivid, and a people standing solidly, yet shaken to pieces. Full Story »