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  Starr receives enthusiastic—not unanimous—welcome at Baylor

  Kenneth Starr received an enthusiastic—but not unanimous— welcome to Baylor University when he arrived at the Bill Daniel Student Center to be introduced to faculty, staff and students as the school’s president-elect.

  02/16/2010 - By Administrator

• Some Baptists gaze at Starr with cautious optimism for Baylor

  When Baylor University regents announced Kenneth Starr as their unanimous choice as the school’s president, Baptist General Convention of Texas President David Lowrie acknowledged, “It caught me off guard.” But after meeting Starr at a gathering of Texas Baptist leaders, Lowrie noted he was “very impressed.”

  02/16/2010 - By Administrator

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  New Baylor president affirms school’s heritage, plans to become Baptist

  Although Kenneth Starr grew up in the Church of Christ and has been a member of a nondenominational church for decades, the newly elected Baylor University president affirmed the Baptist school’s heritage and pledged to “readily, cheerfully and enthusiastically” join a Baptist church by the time his tenure begins June 1.

  02/16/2010 - By Administrator

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  Kenneth Starr elected Baylor University president

  Kenneth W. Starr, an attorney and academician best known as the independent counsel whose investigation led to the impeachment of Bill Clinton, has been elected president of Baylor University.

  02/15/2010 - By Administrator

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  Texas Baptists pray for hurting, lost

  Texas Baptists made Jan. 31 the Day of Hope and Prayer, petitioning God to provide avenues for churches to help the hurting and hungry and to take the hope of Christ to all people by Easter 2010, the goal of Texas Hope 2010.

  02/13/2010 - By admin

• Texas Tidbits

  Dennis Myers has been named the Dorothy Barfield Kronzer Professor in Family Studies and Jon Singletary has been named the Diana R. Garland Chair in Children and Family Studies within the Baylor University School of Social Work.

  02/13/2010 - By admin

• Idaho church hopeful that members in Haiti will be released

  Leaders of a Southern Baptist church in Idaho said Feb. 11 they were encouraged by reports that a judge in Haiti has recommended release of 10 mission volunteers being held on child-kidnapping charges but were still awaiting official word.

  02/12/2010 - By Administrator

• Texas Baptists aim to eradicate hunger by 2015

  Cooperating on a policy and practical level, Baptists are gathering with fellow Christians as well as with the U.S. Department of Agriculture and the Texas Department of Agriculture in an effort to make Texas food secure—with every person getting three healthy meals a day—by 2015, starting with San Antonio by 2012.

  02/11/2010 - By admin

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  Rowlett church found super opportunity to feed the hungry

  The big NFL game was a super time for First Baptist Church to care for the hungry.

  02/11/2010 - By admin

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  Terminally ill pastor, Odessa church on journey together

  The congregation of Caprock Baptist Church in Odessa asked Mike Johnson to become their pastor knowing Johnson suffers from a terminal illness.

  02/11/2010 - By admin

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  Relief groups walk delicate line on spreading gospel, providing aid

  As faith-based relief agencies work to help Haitians manage an epic crisis after the Jan. 12 earthquake, most are taking pains to give aid according to need, not creed, and disavow proselytizing.

  02/11/2010 - By admin

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  Texas Baptists urged to send ‘buckets of hope’ to help Haiti

  The Baptist General Convention of Texas is encouraging churches to collect buckets of food that will be picked up across the state by Texas Baptist Men and shipped through the Florida Baptist Convention to hurting and hungry people in Haiti.

  02/11/2010 - By admin