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Baylor to promote LGBT inclusion in churches

July 9, 2025

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‘It breaks your heart’: Texans continue search for loved ones amid flood damage

July 8, 2025

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‘His timing’: Pastor sees God move through illness, transplant

July 8, 2025

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Deadly Texas flooding: Christian camp mourns 27 as death toll rises statewide

July 7, 2025

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‘We are ready for anything’: SBTC DR teams deploy to catastrophic Hill Country flooding

July 7, 2025

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Trump Faith Office cites Psalm 34:18, urges Americans to pray as Texans refuse to give up hope of more rescues

July 7, 2025

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VIDEO: The Baptist Paper report from Kerr County, Texa

July 6, 2025

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Search-and-rescue efforts continue in area affected by Texas floods

July 6, 2025

By the Baptist Paper staff KERRVILLE, Texas (The Baptist Paper) - Search-and-rescue efforts continue in the hill country of Texas where 68 people are dead and more are missing after a catastrophic flash flood July 4. Kerr County Sheriff Larry L. Leitha said in a press conference this afternoon (July 6) that 40 adults and 28 children are confirmed dead. Ten campers and one counselor are still missing from Camp Mystic, which was hit hard after 15 inches of rain caused the Guadalupe River to rise to record levels and sweep through the nondenominational Christian girls camp. Leitha said local responders have all the resources, manpower, equipment and food they need to continue the effort. ‘Even in the valleys, God is here’ Marc Hooks, a correspondent with The Baptist Paper and The Alabama Baptist newspaper, is on site reporting from the affected areas and said in his mid-afternoon report that the general outlook near the river has been “dismal.” But “even in the valleys, God is here,” he said, noting that local churches gathered this morning to lift up their neighbors and continue to work to minister to those affected. One local church leader said, “Today we are not Baptist, Catholics, Methodists, or Presbyterians … … [Read more...]

Texas flooding death toll rises to 24 as Christian summer camp kids remain missing

July 4, 2025

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SWBTS placed on 12-month probation despite financial improvement

July 1, 2025

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My Katrina word

On Tuesday, August 29, 2005 in the wee hours of the morning a monster storm by the name of Hurricane Katrina moved ashore, devastating the Gulf Coast of the United States from New Orleans to Mobile, AL. The scale of the damage is impossible to describe. … Read More

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