Missional Engagement

Within this month, my family and I are still in good shape by the grace of God and his mercy. 

The young girl had never heard of prayer and didn’t know there was a God to whom she could speak.

Read how the Mary Hill Davis Offering is making a difference in the lives of people in the Rio Grande Valley. 

"That just gives me greater certainty that it is worth investing time praying for those that no one believes would ever come to Christ."

"...we have all these folks here in this community and we get to come alongside them and meet their needs. And that’s what Jesus would do."

“We keep praying and keep dreaming and keep pursuing new opportunities to share the Gospel”

Let us take advantage of the opportunities the Lord is giving us to minister and to reach the immigrants in our generation.

In Brazil, Missionary Adoption Program (MAP) missionaries are continuing to spread the Gospel across the country.

“Opportunities like this help us shift our focus off of ‘me’ and focus on things that really matter,”

“While we wait for our circumstances to change, we can still pray for the women’s physical health and spiritual growth."

Stories from the field during this time of pandemic and quarantine in 2021 in Brazil.

“We have to think, engage our minds, pray, seek the Lord and at the end of the day based upon what we know about God and his values, move forward”

River Ministry missionaries on the Texas/Mexico border are working hard to provide resources and hope in the midst of COVID-19.

See how the Mary Hill Davis Off ering® is helping small churches minister to their communities and keep their church building standing strong.

The Pastor Relief Fund and the Missions Team have been working to care for pastors aff ected by the COVID-19 pandemic, both in Texas and beyond.

Along the Texas-Mexico border, Texas Baptists River Ministry missionaries work hard to share God’s love with the immigrants, refugees and locals who live on both sides of the border. 

On Jan. 10-11, approximately 50 people from around the United States gathered at Houston’s First Baptist Church to attend “Am I a Replanter?,” a conference centered on nation-wide church replanting. 

After attending Texas Baptists Church Planting Center (CPC) training in Houston, Pastor Ryan Thompson set out to plant a church that would reach the lost and the broken in Nederland, Texas.