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  Americans love God and the Bible, but fuzzy on details

  Americans hold varied—and sometimes contradictory—theological beliefs, a new study from LifeWay Research reveals.

  10/04/2016 - By Ken Camp

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  Updated: Baylor University Title IX coordinator resigns, replacement named

  Patty Crawford, Baylor University’s first full-time Title IX coordinator, resigned. And in less than 48 hours, the university named Kristan Tucker, formerly senior deputy Title IX coordinator, as her replacement.

  10/04/2016 - By Ken Camp

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  Korean Texas Baptist delivers soybeans and medical equipment to North Korea

  A Korean Texas Baptist minister returned recently from North Korea, where he confirmed delivery of 60 tons of soybeans to two churches, one hospital and five schools for orphans, along with medical equipment and supplies.

  10/04/2016 - By Ken Camp

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  McNeal receives award for interim ministry

  E.L. “Skip” McNeal received an award Sept. 22 for his contributions in interim ministry in Texas Baptist churches.

  10/04/2016 - By Ken Camp

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  Texas Baptist Men responsible for both disaster relief and recovery

  Texas Baptist Men, the missions organization that pioneered Baptist disaster relief ministries more than four decades ago, soon also will assume responsibility for long-term disaster recovery—a program handled in recent years by the Baptist General Convention of Texas.

  10/04/2016 - By Ken Camp

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  Porterfield named Texas WMU interim executive director-treasurer

  Carolyn Porterfield, who has served Woman’s Missionary Union of Texas in a variety of roles over more than two decades, will lead the organization as interim executive director-treasurer.

  10/03/2016 - By Ken Camp

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  Eva Henley, who taught Sunday school 82 years, dies in San Angelo

  Missions champion and church servant Eva Henley died Sept. 24—82 years after she started teaching Sunday school and six days after she taught her final lesson.

  10/03/2016 - By Marv Knox

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  Cowboy preacher hopes 40-day horseback ride spurs revival

  The pastor of a cowboy church in Wichita Falls hopes a 40-day horseback ride from Texas to Washington, D.C., spurs revival in communities where he preaches along the way.

  09/29/2016 - By Ken Camp

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  Maciel resigns as BUA president to accept Waco church position

  Maciel, who also serves as president of the Baptist General Convention of Texas, has led Baptist University of the Américas since 2007.

  09/29/2016 - By Ken Camp

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  Around the State: BCFS serves homeless vets; Tyler church collects for flood victims

  Health care professionals used a mobile medical unit operated by BCFS Health and Human Services to serve homeless veterans. Southern Oaks Baptist Church in Tyler is collecting items to help families affected by flooding in Louisiana.

  09/28/2016 - By Ken Camp

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  Texas Baptist Mission Foundation awards ministry grants

  The Texas Baptist Mission Foundation has awarded $242,000 in grants for ministry projects involving the Baptist General Convention of Texas, Texas Baptist Men and Woman’s Missionary Union of Texas.

  09/27/2016 - By Ken Camp

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  BGCT board recommends $34 million budget

  The Baptist General Convention of Texas Executive Board approved a decreased 2017 budget proposal at its fall meeting Sept. 27 in Dallas.

  09/27/2016 - By Ken Camp