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  Texas Baptists seek to raise $1 million on Mother’s Day to help hungry

  Texas Baptists plan to take a significant step on Mother’s Day to provide meals to children in need.

  04/09/2013 - By Ken Camp

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  Hillman proposed for BGCT first vice president

  Kathy Hillman, a leader in several spheres of Texas Baptist life, will be nominated for first vice president of the Baptist General Convention of Texas during the BGCT annual meeting this summer.

  04/03/2013 - By Ken Camp

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  Composer and conductor Buryl Red dies

  Buryl Red, a conductor, producer and arranger known around the world as musical director of The CenturyMen and composer of the 1972 classic Celebrate Life, died April 1 after a battle with cancer.

  04/02/2013 - By Ken Camp

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  Rincones named Hispanic convention executive director

  The Hispanic Baptist Convention of Texas named Jesse Rincones of Lubbock as its first executive director.

  04/02/2013 - By Ken Camp

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  Baptist Leader Duke McCall dies

  Duke McCall, a denominational leader known by Baptists worldwide for a ministry that spanned four decades, died April 2 at age 98.

  04/02/2013 - By Ken Camp

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  Texas Hunger Initiative receives $3.5 million state contract

  A $3.5 million annual contract from the Texas Health and Human Services Commission will enable the Texas Hunger Initiative to develop a public-private partnership to expand low-income families’ access to food and health care.

  03/21/2013 - By Ken Camp

• Mission Arlington: Never give up on anybody

  STUDENT MISSIONS BLOG: As I think about my time as a semester missionary at Mission Arlington, I am reminded of one simple truth: Nobody is beyond redemption.

  01/10/2013 - By Ken Camp

• East Asia: The value of fellowship

  STUDENT MISSIONS BLOG: I have been in East Asia more than four months now, and one thing that I really miss a lot is big group fellowship. I miss having a consistent large weekly meeting where I get to see friends and family.

  01/07/2013 - By Ken Camp

• East Asia: Better than expected

  STUDENT MISSONS BLOG: A few days before Christmas, I had the opportunity to host a Christmas party here in East Asia.

  01/05/2013 - By Ken Camp

• Four months invested

  STUDENT MISSIONS BLOG: As I leave the city where I’ve served for four months, I can't help but be excited to return home with my family and friends. But it also saddens me to leave the life I have semi-built here in East Asia and the relationships I have formed.

  12/11/2012 - By Ken Camp

• Cost of discipleship

  STUDENT MISSIONS BLOG: I have seen God work in a very different way in the lives of the students—differently than I have ever seen or experienced before.

  11/09/2012 - By Ken Camp

• Frustration

  For a couple of weeks, I've been having long conversations with a friend of mine who is a Buddhist.

  11/08/2012 - By Ken Camp