• Hurricane Ike creates need for more volunteers, more disaster relief funds

  Texas Baptist groups serving in the wake of Hurricane Ike primarily need two things—volunteers and funds.

  09/22/2008 - By admin

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  UMHB students minister at Belton shelter

  University of Mary Hardin-Baylor students provided respite for the Hurrican Ike evacuees.

  09/22/2008 - By Administrator

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  Ike knocks out power at ETBU, but students serve evacuees

  The remnants of Hurricane Ike—still packing tropical storm-force winds—hit East Texas Baptist University, leaving the entire campus without electricity for 28 hours after the storm knocked down trees and power lines.

  09/22/2008 - By Administrator

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  O’Rear named president at the University of Mary Hardin-Baylor

  Trustees at the University of Mary Hardin-Baylor unanimously elected Randy O’Rear the university’s 19th president and chief executive officer, effective June 1, 2009. 

  09/22/2008 - By Administrator

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  San Antonio-area children need ‘forever families’

  Baptist Child & Family Services is seeking Christian families in San Antonio to adopt and foster children in need.

  09/18/2008 - By Administrator

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  Red-letter Christians can transcend partisan politics, Campolo insists

  Red-letter Christians committed to taking Christ’s teachings seriously have the potential to transform society in a way that moves beyond partisan politics, author and educator Tony Campolo told an ethics conference at Baylor University’s Truett Theological Seminary.

  09/18/2008 - By Administrator

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  Baptist volunteers have energy to spare and share

  In an East Texas town where Hurricane Ike left neighborhoods without electricity, two groups of Texas Baptist volunteers have energy to spare—and share.

  09/18/2008 - By Administrator

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  Wayland senior shares language, God’s love in Thailand

  Ryan Bleyenberg's had a call to missions confirmed during a mission trip to Thailand, where he served as an English instructor.

  09/17/2008 - By Administrator

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  Hurricane Ike has significant impact on HBU

  Houston Baptist University was not spared the wrath of Hurricane Ike as it roared through Houston in the early morning hours of Saturday, Sept. 13.
   

  09/16/2008 - By Administrator

• Texas Baptists respond rapidly to disaster in Southeast Texas

  Less than 24 hours after Hurricane Ike swept through the eastern one-third of Texas, Texas Baptists mobilized to respond to needs in Southeast Texas, which took the brunt of the storm’s force.

  09/15/2008 - By Administrator

• David Wilkinson to become ABP executive director

  Veteran Baptist communicator David Wilkinson has been named executive director for Associated Baptist Press.

  09/15/2008 - By Administrator

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  New DBU students off to positive start by giving back

  More than 400 Dallas Baptist University freshmen, transfer students and upperclassmen sponsors scattered across the Dallas-Fort Worth area to serve 11 community sites as part of SWAT—Student Welcome and Transition, the school’s orientation program for new students.

  09/11/2008 - By Administrator