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“Our power to produce good is multiplied when we go about the program that God has given us together."

See how a recipient of the Texas Baptist Hunger Offering is helping those in need in Odessa.

"We want to show the love of Christ in everything we do whether that be a medical consultation or any other form of service to our communities"

La pandemia del Covid-19 cambió la manera de vivir de mucha gente, pero para personas como la Dra. Susana Hernandez de Ciudad Juárez, Chihuahua, México, trajo una oportunidad para servir a Dios a través de su profesión.

Your love enables us to do ministry and your prayers are opening people's hearts.

“All of us are a part of the same family; all of us are a part of the Kingdom of God. Jesus is the administrator of the church of God, and so we all work together… and therefore churches come together to support institutions like Howard Payne University,”

Frugé will oversee all of the Center for Cultural Engagement’s ministries, including the CLC, African American Ministries, Texas Baptists en Español, Intercultural Ministries and Chaplaincy Relations.

“I believe moments like that on these kinds of trips are most memorable.”

“This Christmas gathering was the culmination of a lot of seed sowing and prayer. God did something really amazing.” 

“We wanted to care for the people here, solidify relationships, and really help them dream again as a church and be excited about the work of God."

“When we give the items to the families, it reminds them that not all is lost. It encourages them. It reminds them that people care about them. It helps them push forward.”

"My challenge to you is don’t just talk and don’t just think, but act upon what God has put in your heart.”

Here are some stories and prayer requests from missionaries serving God faithfully in Southeast Asia in 2022.

“It’s a way to provide churches with a resource to show during the Sanctity of Human Life Sunday if they want that access,”

This month has been like Acts. We are praying for more not yet believers to come to know Jesus and praying for believers to grow in their faith through discipleship.

"We want to be that family to them outside their home and give students a place to connect with others and learn about Jesus.”

Today, the first TBM Disaster Relief unit, a mobile freezer full of food, will head to Murray, Kentucky, to serve after the tornado. Volunteers will cook the food, and the freezer will be used by other states to store food that they will prepare.

Our Missionary Adoption Program (MAP) missionaries have been busy reaching new people and sharing Christ. See how missionaries have been doing this in Brazil, Vancouver, and Spain!