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  Progreso ministry brings smiles, full stomachs

  A food ministry in the Rio Grande Valley draws in the community by meeting physical needs, but its operators hope their neighbors stay to be fed spiritually, as well.

  08/27/2009 - By Administrator

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  Wayland alum launches nonprofit to spark Third World economic development

  A Wayland University alumnus is seeking to transform the way construction is done in Kenya and starting a new ministry and industry there at the same time.

  08/27/2009 - By Administrator

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  Wardens walk fine line on religious materials for inmates

  From Protestant texts to Wiccan incense, state and federal officials are trying to determine which religious materials belong behind bars.

  08/27/2009 - By Administrator

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  Harlingen food pantry cannot put price tag on fighting hunger

  Members of Avondale Baptist Church in Harlingen are working to see that their neighbors have food.

  08/27/2009 - By Administrator

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  Wayland students minister to children in England

  The student mission group from Wayland Baptist University that journeyed to England was small in number, but students were able to make a big impact on the two-week venture overseas.

  08/27/2009 - By Administrator

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  Lubbock Impact opens free community clinic

  Lubbock Impact seeks to heal the sick, clothe the naked and feed the hungry. Recently, it took another significant step to that end, opening a medical clinic.

  08/27/2009 - By Administrator

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  Wayland student missionary finds love bridges language barrier

  Casey Brazell came back from her summer missions experience with a simple resolve: She needs to be more fluent in Spanish.

  08/27/2009 - By Administrator

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  KidsHeart volunteers provide a safe place to grow

  KidsHeart, a CBF/Buckner collaboration, led its first group of missionaries to Eagle Pass.

  08/27/2009 - By Administrator

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  Wayland student spends summer ministering in resort area

  A Wayland Baptist University junior walked away from her summer realizing that there was one big similarity in the Plainview and Orlando—the presence of people who need Jesus.

  08/27/2009 - By Administrator

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  Expansion of counseling services helps churches and community

  Growing need led South Texas Children's Home Ministries to expand its counseling services in Victoria.

  08/26/2009 - By Administrator

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  Religious-freedom groups mourn Kennedy, cite First Amendment views

  Religious-liberty advocates added their voices Aug. 26 to the thousands mourning the death of longtime Massachusetts Sen. Edward Kennedy after a battle with brain cancer.

  08/26/2009 - By Administrator

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  Texas Baptists give help, hope to Dallas students

  Working with Frito-Lay and a local cosmetology school, Texas Baptist Men and the Baptist General Convention of Texas Executive Board staff provided lunch, backpacks, school supplies and gospel presentations for 1,000 Dallas students.

  08/26/2009 - By Administrator