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TBM workers train in Israel; partnership enters next phase

Ten Texas Baptist Men volunteers took their expertise in mass feeding to Israel recently to learn how to provide those services in a culturally appropriate manner in Israel.

10/21/2022 - By Ferrell Foster / Texas Baptist Men

Long-tenured pastors in San Antonio area recognized

San Antonio Baptist Association recently recognized 19 pastors who have served 25 or more years at the church where they minister now, including six who have served 30 years or more.

10/21/2022 - By Ken Camp / Managing Editor

Pastors seek to shape how members respond to Halloween

As millions of Americans celebrate Halloween, many Protestant pastors in the United States are encouraging their church members to respond to the holiday in specific ways.

10/21/2022 - By Marissa Postell / Lifeway Research

Chaplaincy Relations Director Bobby Smith dies

Bobby Smith, founding director of Chaplaincy Relations with the Baptist General Convention of Texas, died Oct. 18.

10/19/2022 - By Texas Baptists Communications

Editorial: The problem with religious freedom

For all of its merits, religious freedom may have a significant drawback. Those who cherish the freedom shouldn’t overlook the problem.

10/19/2022 - By Eric Black / Editor

Seminary trustees told finances must be addressed

David Dockery insisted Southwestern Seminary is “not in a crisis,” but he told trustees financial challenges “could quickly escalate to a crisis if we do not aggressively move to address them.”

10/19/2022 - By Southwestern Seminary Staff

Jim Heiligman: Sharing Jesus

Jim Heiligman, senior pastor of First Baptist Church in Bryan, summarized his church’s intentional rekindling of its relationship with Christ over a six-week period. (Luke 15:1-10)

10/18/2022 - By Staff / Baptist Standard

Voices: Ten gains from the COVID-19 pandemic

Recovery often leads affected communities to feel stronger, more united and more content than they were before disaster occurred.

10/17/2022 - By John Crowder

East Texas pastor ministers to villagers along the Amazon

An August trip to the Amazon involving participants from the United States included Pastor Bruce Rudd of Mt. Sylvan Baptist Church in Tyler.

10/17/2022 - By Lauren Turner

Food is an expression of love, Eugene Cho says

Jesus’ feeding of the multitude offers a lesson in love, Bread for the World President Eugene Cho told participants at the Together at the Table Hunger and Poverty Summit at Baylor University.

10/13/2022 - By Ken Camp / Managing Editor

Hunger fighters focus on lessons learned from pandemic

Together at the Table Hunger and Poverty Summit speakers focused on lessons learned about food insecurity and nutrition from the COVID-19 pandemic.

10/13/2022 - By Ken Camp / Managing Editor

Editorial: Hope: Is the good news of Jesus just a silver lining?

Do those who believe in and proclaim the good news of Jesus Christ have hope to offer in the here and now? We do.

10/13/2022 - By Eric Black / Editor