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Editorial: What to make of Biden’s use of Christian faith language

Christians need to pay close attention when politicians use the language of Christian faith positively, no matter who the politician is.

11/11/2020 - By Eric Black / Editor

Amy Castello: Quit Living by the Rules

Amy Castello, missions and family pastor of Meadowbrook Baptist Church in Robinson, examines a disagreement between Peter and Paul. (Galatians 2)

11/10/2020 - By Staff / Baptist Standard

Operation Christmas Child offers curbside drop-off

From online purchases to minimal-contact curbside drop-off of shoeboxes filled with gifts, Operation Christmas Child looks different this year due to COVID-19.

11/10/2020 - By Ken Camp / Managing Editor

Tammy Barrack: ‘It’s my job to give hope’ to children

Tammy Barrack, a third grade teacher at Packsaddle Elementary School in Kingsland, shares her thoughts on being a Christian in public education.

11/09/2020 - By Staff / Baptist Standard

Voices: Justice looks like being willing to be uncomfortable

Mariah Humphries, a Mvskoke Native American, describes what justice looks like from the perspective of at least one of the many Indigenous nations.

11/09/2020 - By Mariah Humphries

Voices: Baptist associations are important now and in the future

Zac Harrel, the network missionary for the Heart of Texas Baptist Network, explains why Baptist associations are needed today.

11/09/2020 - By Zac Harrel

Mother and daughter transformed through Buckner ministries

At age 9, Alissa Campos was removed from her mother’s care, and she harbored resentment toward her for a long time. But both mother and daughter have seen their lives and relationship radically changed.

11/06/2020 - By Aimee Freston / Buckner International

Church ministers to needs in San Antonio’s poorest area

Mayfield Park Baptist Church seeks to minister to both the spiritual and physical needs of its community, the poorest ZIP Code in San Antonio.

11/05/2020 - By Carolyn Tomlin

Editorial: The votes are in. Who will we be?

Whoever wins the election and whatever our government looks like as a result, the question for American Christians is, “Who will we be?”

11/04/2020 - By Eric Black / Editor

Border pastors continue adapting ministry to immigrants

Despite COVID-19, pastors who form the backbone of Fellowship Southwest’s ministry to immigrants adapt to an ever-changing refugee flow and escalating needs of vulnerable people.

11/04/2020 - By Elket Rodríguez / Fellowship Southwest

Dr. Felisi Sorgwe: Unmasking Prejudice

Dr. Felisi Sorgwe, an associate professor of theology at Houston Baptist University and pastor of Maranatha International Church in Houston, speaks directly to the relationship between prejudice and justice. (Acts 10)

11/03/2020 - By Staff / Baptist Standard

Voices: People are worth extravagant love. Ask Jesus.

Overlooking a city skyline, Trent Richardson reflects that the most beautiful sights in the world are “nothing next to the image-bearing faces admiring them day after day.”

11/03/2020 - By Trent Richardson