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If you’re ready for a few resources to help you begin ministering to families with special needs, here’s a trusted list from our Texas Baptists special needs ministry office to help you get started. Some of these are great teaching material for those with special needs and others are useful for educating your church about special needs ministry. Full Story »

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AUSTIN – Texas Baptists continued their legislative fight against what they call the “predatory” lending practices of payday and auto-title lenders, testifying before the state Senate Committee on Business and Commerce. Full Story »

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Individuals and families with special needs have so much to offer the church even thought daily life looks a little different for them. Special needs ministry still is needed in many churches, so Diane Lane and Donna McCrary are here to help you as you meet the needs of individuals and families with special needs! Full Story »

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DALLAS – In a busy day of updates and action regarding Texas Baptist institutions, the Baptist General Convention of Texas Executive Board affirmed its relationship with Baylor University and appointed a taskforce that will meet with Baylor officials to discuss the school’s vision for the future with the goal being a “harmonious relationship” between the two organizations. Full Story »

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Matthew’s speech is a little slurred, but he has a great story to tell. Danielle may not look like the other girls her age, but she is beautiful. Rachel is a joyful young lady, but sometimes she feels like no one cares. Full Story »

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SAN ANTONIO – Here, a friendly “howdy” is more common than a “hello.” A hat refers to a Stetson. The boots are shined and the pants pressed. Throngs of people move from exhibit to exhibit, looking at various clothes, candies, toffees and western paraphernalia. Full Story »