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A silent offering of thanks for motherhood and ministry, for young hearts trusting you to usher new life out of the dead.

The expectation to be endlessly available, to bear the emotional and spiritual burdens of others while suppressing our own, is ingrained.

Dr. Raquel Contreras preaches from the gospel message of the woman bent over and how Jesus sees her.

The discipline of being thankful transforms us, friends.  It helps reorient us to the One who is already at work in the world around us.

“Sometimes we may feel alone as women in ministry, like we don’t have an identity,” Raquel remarked.

God is moving in our organization and across Texas and we are privileged to join God in that work and be used in such creative ways

Latinas leading in ministry is nothing out of the ordinary; an ordained Baptist Latina in the USA is extraordinary!

Through the fantastic panelists, the preacher, the speaker, through song, and the simple yet beautiful community, we were led to embrace fur

If you are wondering how you or your church can help the cause of women in ministry in Texas, we would like to offer ten ways that you...

Last week during the Monday morning business session at the 2023 Baptist General Convention of Texas (BGCT) Annual Meeting, Dr. Meredith...

In my family of origin, we greeted each other with an alliterative and unique greeting at the beginning of every month. So if it was...

Hello friends! Summer is officially upon us and that means something different for each of us. For some of you, summer means graduation...

The Dallas Area Conference is our first conference of 2023 and it was a huge success! We even made history!!

By Linda Wilkerson

By Cintia Aguilar

by Anyra Cano

by Rev. Debra Bell

By Mallory Homeyer Herridge, LMSW, Mdiv I know traveling to Abilene may not be great for all (re: time/distance, money, etc.). I’ll need...

Baptist Women in Ministry recently revealed in the 2022 State of Women in Baptist Life, that one in four women in ministry have been...

By Nora Silva