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  Baylor freshmen support urban gardening project

  Freshmen arrived at Baylor University Line Camp to cultivate school spirit. By the time they left, they had planted deep roots not only on campus, but also in community gardens around their soon-to-be hometown, Waco.

  08/14/2012 - By Administrator

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  BUA leads in undergrad Hispanic ministerial students

  Diverse: Issues in Higher Education recognized Baptist University of the Américas as a national leader in preparing Hispanic students for vocational ministry.

  08/14/2012 - By Administrator

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  Ad marks foray into religious campaign rhetoric, Baylor analyst notes

  A new political ad by presidential candidate Mitt Romney, in which he accuses President Obama of “waging war on religion,” is an opening salvo in religious rhetoric that likely will escalate as the November election approaches, said a Baylor University political expert and author.

  08/14/2012 - By Administrator

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  Christian band builds a strong foundation

  As their group name reflects Ephesians 4:29, the Dove Award-winning band Building 429 desires to use music as a tool to reach students with the gospel.

  08/13/2012 - By Administrator

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  Hardin-Simmons student athlete killed in car accident

  Jessica Rogers, a Hardin-Simmons University sophomore volleyball player, died in a car accident Aug. 9. She would have turned 21 Sept. 7.

  08/13/2012 - By Administrator

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  Japan continues slow rebuilding, recovery process after disaster

  A 12-member Baptist General Convention of Texas disaster recovery team recently spent a week in Sendai, Japan, providing follow-up care to Japanese tsunami victims.  Rebuilding has been slow, they report, and pain, sadness and suffering linger among survivors.

  08/10/2012 - By Administrator

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  Palo Pinto County Cowboy Church reaches a global community

  Unlike many Cowboy churches, Palo Pinto County Cowboy Church in Santo gets feedback about it's online sermon videos from Russia, Greenland, Argentina, Brazil and the Middle East.

  08/10/2012 - By Administrator

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  Baptists in South Texas see oilfield as mission field

  The oil industry is booming in places like the Permian Basin and in the South Texas Eagle Ford Shale. And area churches are finding it to be an opportunity to build relationships and share the gospel.

  08/10/2012 - By Administrator

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  Fair Digs uses the Business as Mission model

  Business as Mission casts a vision of conducting business based on biblical practices and using business as a missions strategy. Emily Morrow joins the vision with her fair-trade-oriented business, Fair Digs.

   

  08/09/2012 - By Administrator

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  Bell Association and Wisconsin Baptists see partnership as reciprocal

  A partnership between Bell Baptist Association of Texas and Southern Wisconsin Baptist Association forged four years ago created something "unbelievably unique" said Pastor John Schmidt of Waterbrook Community Bible Church in Tomah, Wis.

  08/09/2012 - By Administrator

• Ugandan Orphans Choir concerts slated

  The Ugandan Orphans Choir will perform concerts at six Baptist churches in Texas in August and September.

  08/08/2012 - By Ken Camp

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  ETBU helps train Alaskan young people to become better leaders

  Five East Texas Baptist University students spent 12 days in Alaska this summer—not to get away from the Texas summer heat, but to provide leadership training for high-school-age students who want to become better Christian leaders. 

  08/08/2012 - By Administrator