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  ‘Pink out’ campaign at San Marcos Academy benefits cancer patients

  The San Marcos Academy Bears football team traded in their traditional forest green and purple uniforms for pink jerseys during one game this season to heighten community awareness about breast cancer services and raise money for Central Texas Medical Center.

  12/03/2010 - By admin

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  Baptist worker delivers food to North Korea, provides supplies for orphans

  Less than three weeks before North Korea shelled the South Korean YeonPyeong Island and tensions on the Korean Peninsula escalated, a Dallas-based Baptist missions worker delivered 60 tons of corn to North Koreans suffering from a longstanding food shortage in their country.

  12/03/2010 - By admin

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  AIDS ministry in Zambia offers Circle of Hope

  International Mission Board missionaries Troy and Tracey Lewis of Dallas have led AIDS-related ministries in Zambia for the past decade.

  12/03/2010 - By admin

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  Author says marriage not obsolete but needs restoration

  Marriage isn't obsolete, but it is getting rarer, says an evangelical social scientist who sparked controversy a year ago with articles in major publications making a case for early marriage.

  12/02/2010 - By Administrator

• SBC Executive Committee merging functions, including Baptist Press

  The Southern Baptist Convention's Executive Committee will eliminate two vice presidents and merge its news and public-relations functions, Baptist Press reported Nov. 30.

  12/01/2010 - By Administrator

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  Texas Baptists send tons of aid to Mexico border refugees

  Texas Baptists have sent more than four tons of aid to more than 400 people forced from their homes in the Mexico border city of Ciudad Mier.

  11/30/2010 - By admin

• ‘Vilification of religions’ resolution passes U.N. committee

  A United Nations committee has adopted a resolution combating the "vilification of religions," but religious freedom advocates who oppose the measure say support for it continues to diminish.

  11/30/2010 - By Administrator

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  Choosing wisely in financial decisions

  Even a financial decision as seemingly mundane as where to buy your morning coffee can have profound moral implications. 

  11/26/2010 - By admin

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  UMHB personnel package food for children in Haiti

  Eighty University of Mary Hardin-Baylor faculty and staff packaged 18,000 meals for hungry children in Haiti in partnership with Kids Against Hunger, an organization that packages and delivers food to children around the world.

  11/24/2010 - By admin

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  Texas ranks No. 2 in terms of hunger, USDA reports

  Hunger in Texas has increased slightly, making the Lone Star State the second hungriest in the nation and underscoring the need for Texas Baptists to continue their commitment to live out Christ’s call to feed the hungry.

  11/24/2010 - By admin

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  Texas Baptists seek to educate children in Haiti

  Texas Baptists have partnered with Siloe Baptist School in Grande-Guave, Haiti, spearheading an appeal for individuals and groups to send impoverished children to a Christian school for $15 a month.

   

  11/24/2010 - By admin

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  Hispanic church leadership demands cross-cultural competency

  Texas Baptists who want to understand leadership from a Hispanic perspective should begin by recognizing no single Hispanic perspective exists, a South Texas pastor told participants at the G5 Conference in McAllen.

  11/24/2010 - By admin