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“The Lord taught me a lot about serving Him and worshiping Him and how that can look different in different places."

We have recent reports from some of these missionaries in Brazil of new churches starting and communities being reached for the Lord.

Texas Baptists churches are encouraged to take part in this opportunity to lift up the Uvalde community.

“It’s so important that we stand up and show up for children, because that’s what the Lord does for us,”

“TBM volunteers are seeking to share God’s love in these difficult situations by meeting needs and offering encouragement."

“The Bible tells us that we are the hands and feet of Jesus Christ, so whatever the need is, we are here to provide that need,”

“Each member is experienced in Texas Baptist life and will add valuable insights into the nominating process.”

"We want to teach our students that everyone they interact with should walk away feeling like they’ve been seen, known and heard, just like Jesus would treat them,”

“It's all about including those that aren’t here yet and reaching those that are lost.”

"Helping our pastors stay strong spiritually, emotionally, financially, and in all ways remains a high priority for Texas Baptists,”

“God’s faithfulness… has shown up through those He surrounds us with,”

“Thank you for giving me the privilege and honor of serving our Texas Baptists family."

"You learn who the body of Christ is and how God uses each of us.”

"...our past is so imminently prominent and our future is so iridescently promising,”

“The healing process is not going to be an overnight thing, it’s going to take months and years.”

“This is their first mission experience, and most have reported this opportunity was life-changing for them.”

I’m grateful because God still has servants that are willing to be used.

Charles Davenport, pastor and dedicated leader in Baptist denominational life, and Jack Greever, veteran Baptist Student Ministry (BSM) leader, were recipients of the 2022 Texas Baptists Legacy Award.