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Dallas pastors Jeff Warren and Vincent T. Parker highlight a decade-long partnership between their churches.
04/09/2026 - By Kendall Lyons / Baptist Standard
SWBTS President Dockery anticipates removal of sanctions placed on the seminary in 2023 by its accrediting agency.
04/09/2026 - By SWBTS Staff / Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary
Freedom Church, now in its 13th year, has experienced a significant amount of growth over the past three to four years.
04/08/2026 - By Kendall Lyons / Baptist Standard
A fire destroyed Fort Graham Baptist Church’s sanctuary before Easter, but worship continued in the fellowship hall with community support.
How a psychology degree, a calling refined, and a commitment to community shaped the leadership of Midland, Texas, Mayor Lori Blong.
04/06/2026 - By Laurin Kocurek / Hardin-Simmons University
Texas-mandated camp safety rules have raised concerns about high costs and accessibility, with noncompliance risking license suspension.
04/01/2026 - By Faith Pratt / Baptist Standard
Baptist Student Ministry students across Texas gathered on South Padre Island for Beach Reach to share the gospel with spring breakers.
03/25/2026 - By Kendall Lyons / Baptist Standard
As of March 23, the program has an insured value of over $1 billion, with 153 churches enrolled, according to TBIP president Craig Christina.
03/24/2026 - By Faith Pratt & Kendall Lyons / Baptist Standard
Texas Baptists formed a new partnership with WatersEdge, a nonprofit Christian financial services organization offering accounting and payroll services.
03/18/2026 - By Faith Pratt / Baptist Standard
The Justice Department asked a Texas federal district court on March 13 to either stay or dismiss Florida and Texas challenges to mifepristone.
03/17/2026 - By Diana Chandler / Baptist Press
Another Muslim parent whose children’s school was allegedly excluded from TEFA filed a lawsuit against Texas state officials over religious discrimination.
03/16/2026 - By Fiona André / Religion News Service
A Texan sued Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton and Comptroller Kelly Hancock, alleging Islamic schools are excluded from the new voucher program.
03/11/2026 - By Fiona André / Religion News Service
