• On the Move

  Patrick Adair to First Church in Matador as pastor from First Church in Waco, where he was youth minister.

  03/10/2011 - By admin

• Around the State

  The instrumental duo of Stephen Nielson and Ovid Young will perform at the organ dedication ceremony at Howard Payne University March 28 at 8 p.m. in Mims Auditorium.

  03/10/2011 - By admin

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  Slain pastor laid to rest

  Mourners filled First Baptist Church in Arlington, Texas, March 9 to celebrate the life of a young mission pastor cut short by murder, while more than 500 others watched live on the Internet.

  03/09/2011 - By Administrator

• HBU trustees vote to allow some non-Baptists on board (UPDATED)

  Houston Baptist University trustees voted March 10 on a proposal to allow non-Baptist Christians a minority presence on the school’s governing board.

  03/09/2011 - By Administrator

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  Funeral of slain pastor to be streamed live on Internet

  The March 9 funeral of a Baptist pastor murdered during a robbery in his Texas church will be streamed live over the Internet, according to a staff member at a sister congregation.

  03/08/2011 - By Administrator

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  Churches grieving slain pastor gather for worship

  Two Baptist churches in Arlington gathered with heavy hearts for worship Sunday, March 6, grieving the murder of a young pastor and the attack of a 67-year-old ministry assistant in an apparent robbery the week before.

  03/07/2011 - By Administrator

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  Poverty simulation prompts Waco youth to provide water for Haitians

  A weekend of thirst led the youth at Meadowbrook Baptist Church to raise money to provide pure water for people in Haiti.

  03/04/2011 - By admin

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  Truett grad/Baptist pastor found dead

  A 29-year-old Baptist pastor and Truett Seminary graduate was found dead and his 67-year-old ministry assistant severely beaten inside their Arlington church on Thursday afternoon, March 3.

  03/04/2011 - By Administrator

• HBU trustees plan to reconsider non-Baptists on board (Updated)

  Houston Baptist University trustees plan to revisit the matter of allowing non-Baptist Christians on the school’s governing board.

  02/27/2011 - By Administrator

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  TBM honors leader, notes God’s activity

  Texas Baptist Men honored Leo Smith for his years of service as the mission organization’s executive director, heard reports on “the activity of God” through TBM and conducted business at their Feb. 18 meeting.

  02/24/2011 - By admin

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  DBU inaugurates first endowed professorship

  Dallas Baptist University marked a milestone in missions education Feb. 17, when it inaugurated the Piper Chair of Missions—the first endowed professorship in the school’s history.

  02/24/2011 - By admin

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  Cowboy churches follow the hoofprints, going where cowboys gather

  At the San Antonio Stock Show and Rodeo exhibit hall, where a “howdy” is more common than a “hello,” throngs of people in cowboy hats and boots move from one display to another, looking at clothes, candies, toffees and western paraphernalia. But one booth offers an opportunity none of the others do—a chance to engage in a relationship with Christ.

  02/24/2011 - By admin