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  7,000-plus served in statewide back-to-school events

  Buckner’s statewide back-to-school efforts served more than 7,000 children with school supplies, shoes, and family resources.

  08/21/2026 - By Kendall Lyons

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  Carrollton church fills and delivers 700 backpacks

  Hundreds of backpacks were filled and delivered to children in need of school supplies, giving ministry leaders a chance to share the gospel.

  08/19/2026 - By Jessica King / Texas Baptists Communications

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  Paxton, Talarico attempt to appeal to Christian faith among voters

  Texas Senate candidates Ken Paxton and James Talarico frame their campaigns through sharply different visions of Christianity.

  08/13/2026 - By Ellie Ashby / Religion News Service

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  Bounce ministry has new home with Texans on Mission

  Texas Baptists’ Bounce Student Disaster Recovery will now be under a new home with Texans on Mission partners.

  08/13/2026 - By Texas Baptists Communications

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  Angel House celebrating 40 years serving Austin homeless

  Angel House Soup Kitchen celebrates 40 years of feeding the hungry, sharing the gospel, and serving Austin’s homeless community.

  08/12/2026 - By Teresa Young / Texas Baptists Communications

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  Miles add up for Panhandle pastor in associational role

  Marcus Wilson’s hearing loss has sharpened his gift for listening as he travels hundreds of miles to encourage pastors across the Texas Panhandle.

  08/12/2026 - By Scott Barkley / Baptist Press

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  Houston’s First, Champion Forest raise $27K for Venezuela relief

  Two Houston churches united in prayer and worship, raising $27,000 for earthquake recovery and gospel work in Venezuela.

  08/11/2026 - By Scott Barkley / Baptist Press

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  McKinney clinic connects churches, healthcare, and community

  A faith-based McKinney clinic is expanding healthcare access for low-income, uninsured Collin County residents through community and church partnerships.

  08/11/2026 - By Faith Pratt / Baptist Standard

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  Kerr County in need of resources for flood recovery

  As Texas Hill Country recovers from another devastating flood, nonprofits are filling gaps left by limited federal aid and fewer volunteers.

  08/05/2026 - By Kendall Lyons / Baptist Standard

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  Greater Arlington CWJC receives grant to start hub

  Christian Women’s Job Corps of Greater Arlington will launch a Women’s Workforce Advancement Hub with a $65,000 grant.

  08/04/2026 - By Kendall Lyons / Baptist Standard

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  Houston mothers challenge Texas Ten Commandments law

  Three Houston mothers are suing Texas over mandatory Ten Commandments displays in public schools, arguing the law violates religious freedom.

  08/03/2026 - By Ellie Ashby / Religion News Service

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  Miracle Farm Boys Ranch works for lasting change

  Will Klotz, president of Miracle Farm Boys Ranch, shares how faith and mentorship are helping transform at-risk teenage boys.

  08/03/2026 - By Kendall Lyons / Baptist Standard