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  Fired Baylor athletics staffer seeks Pepper Hamilton report

  A fired Baylor University assistant athletic director has petitioned a Dallas County court to depose three regents and order the school to turn over the report produced by Pepper Hamilton, the law firm that investigated Baylor’s handling of sexual violence.

  07/29/2016 - By Ken Camp

• On the Move: Morris and Stephens

  Staff changes noted at churches in Aledo and Georgetown.

  07/27/2016 - By Ken Camp

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  Around the State: Bounce at work in Waco

  Bounce teams work in Waco. Jason Bryant named Texas Baptist western-heritage consultant. Dallas Baptist University plans Patriot Previews.

  07/27/2016 - By Ken Camp

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  Journey to Galveston and Houston: Oldest black Baptist churches in Texas

  Born into slavery, Israel Sydney Campbell led the congregation that became Avenue L Missionary Baptist Church in Galveston and earned the title, “Father of Black Baptists in Texas.”

  07/27/2016 - By Karen Bullock

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  Mission Arlington marks 30 years of changed lives

  Mission Arlington/Mission Metroplex officially began on a Friday 30 years ago when hardly anyone except Tillie Burgin was available at First Baptist Church in Arlington to respond to a need.

  07/27/2016 - By Ken Camp

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  Obituary: W. LeRay Fowler

  Obituary for W. LeRay Fowler, pastor emeritus of West University Baptist Church in Houston.

  07/26/2016 - By Ken Camp

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  Texas Baptist named national WMU ministry consultant for boys

  Zachariah Seanor, a graduate of Baylor University’s Truett Theological Seminary and former Texas Baptist minister to students, joined the national Woman’s Missionary Union staff as ministry consultant for Royal Ambassadors and Challengers.

  07/26/2016 - By Ken Camp

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  Literacy Connexus worker honored as volunteer of the year

  Pam Moore never expected statewide recognition for her work as a literacy ministry volunteer. Until a few years ago, she never gave literacy much thought.

  07/26/2016 - By Ken Camp

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  Can Hillary Clinton close the God gap in America?

  Some political observers see this as an opportune time for Democrats to reclaim religious voters.

  07/26/2016 - By Ken Camp

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  Tim LaHaye, Religious Right leader and ‘Left Behind’ author, dead at 90

  Tim LaHaye, the evangelical minister known for both his conservative politics and the best-selling Left Behind series of novels, died July 25 at age 90, after recently suffering a stroke.

  07/26/2016 - By Ken Camp

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  Former foster kid awarded $90K scholarship

  Recent high school graduate and Buckner Aftercare alum Tenneil Wallace has plenty of reasons to smile. She recently received a $90,000 scholarship through a program that benefits young adults formerly in foster care.

  07/26/2016 - By Ken Camp

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  Baptist Joint Committee joins Nevada brief opposing school vouchers

  Funneling taxpayer funds to religious schools through a voucher program compromises religious liberty, according to a legal brief filed at the Nevada Supreme Court and joined by the Baptist Joint Committee for Religious Liberty.

  07/26/2016 - By Ken Camp