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  Baylor named in LGBTQ suit against Department of Education

  Baylor University is among more than two dozen faith-based schools named in a class-action LGBTQ discrimination lawsuit filed against the U.S. Department of Education.

  03/31/2021 - By Ken Camp / Managing Editor

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  Baylor partnership brings Baptist Standard archive online

  Baylor University Libraries are partnering with the Baptist General Convention of Texas and Baptist Standard Publishing to digitize the Baptist Standard archives, making Baptist history accessible.

  03/31/2021 - By Staff / Baptist Standard

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  TBM chainsaw teams serve after tornado hits East Texas

  Texas Baptist Men chainsaw teams from Harmony-Pittsburg Baptist Association and Central East Texas are meeting needs after a tornado hit Mount Enterprise in Rusk County on March 27.

  03/30/2021 - By John Hall / Texas Baptist Men

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  Baylor study: What motivates people to prevent COVID-19?

  As the United States continues efforts to vaccinate millions of citizens against COVID-19, marketing researchers from Baylor University have discovered a messaging model that motivates people to take preventive actions to battle the virus.

  03/30/2021 - By Eric M. Eckert / Baylor University

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  Changes made to ministerial retirement matching program

  Some participants in the ministerial retirement matching program funded by the Baptist General Convention of Texas and administered by Guidestone were surprised when they recently discovered changes to the plan.

  03/30/2021 - By Ken Camp / Managing Editor

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  Humphries: Racial reconciliation a lifelong journey

  Christians who want to become bridge builders between races must embark on a lifelong journey toward reconciliation, ministry educator Mariah Humphries told participants in a Texas Baptist Women in Ministry webinar.

  03/29/2021 - By Ken Camp / Managing Editor

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  Dallas church thrives despite losing its building to tornado

  Although a tornado destroyed the building of Primera Iglesia Bautista of Dallas, the spirit of the 100-year-old congregation remained strong, and the church has continued to thrive.

  03/26/2021 - By Keila Diaz / Baptist Press

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  UMHB acknowledges shared history with Baylor

  The University of Mary Hardin-Baylor acknowledged a commission report that revealed the founders of Baylor University were slaveholders is consistent with its understanding of the two university’s “shared history.”

  03/26/2021 - By Ken Camp / Managing Editor

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  Report recommends more complete telling of Baylor history

  Baylor University will not change its name or remove a statue honoring its slaveholding namesake co-founder, but an independent commission recommended tangible steps to present a more complete picture of Baylor’s history with regard to race.

  03/23/2021 - By Ken Camp / Managing Editor

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  Maston Lecture: Christians show love by listening

  The Bible calls Christians to be people of the truth who know their neighbors and love them well, Mandy McMichael told ETBU students. And listening is a profound act of Christian love, she emphasized.

  03/19/2021 - By Ken Camp / Managing Editor

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  Baylor reckons with ‘painful information’ about founders

  As a commission created to examine Baylor University’s history examined some of its early leaders’ views on race, participants wrestled with “painful information” about the school’s founders.

  03/17/2021 - By Ken Camp / Managing Editor

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  Baptists meet needs in midst of latest immigrant surge

  As immigration officials along the United States/Mexico border deal with the largest surge of migrants in two decades, Baptists in Texas are seeking to respond to their varied needs.

  03/17/2021 - By Ken Camp / Managing Editor