WMU of Texas Blog

Former WMU of Texas President Earl Ann Bumpus's dedication to WMU began with her mother, Cleota Lenert, in Fort Walton Beach, Florida. Today, decades later, Cleota's legacy is still impacting missions minded women around the country.

¿Ha considerado dirigir una actividad de alcance evangelístico el Cinco de Mayo en su comunidad? Tres ideas para alcanzar a la comunidad en este día festivo.

Have you considered leading an outreach activity on Cinco de Mayo in your community? Here are three ideas on how to reach your community on this festive day.

Nehemiah wasn't clergy or a deacon. He was simply a cupbearer willing to be used by God through his brokenness.

The time is now to begin planning for the 2022 Week of Prayer and the Mary Hill Davis Offering® for Texas Missions.

Has God called you to lead a Christian Women's or Men's Job Corps site? Take a moment to read the guide below, then contact CWJC/CMJC State Consultant Chris Rowley. Read more.

In the midst of life today, we must look for what we can be thankful for. What are you thankful for?

Seeing how God brought us all together with varying levels of skills and abilities to make a difference in the lives of a family, the neighborhood, and the community is something I’ll never forget.

It is during this time of the year that many Hispanics think about their freedom and independence as well as life after death. As Christians, we have the responsibility of presenting Jesus as the only way, truth, and life and as the only access we have to our Heavenly Father.

I don’t know about you, but it seems like I’m finding myself going in several directions at once lately. What about you? Here are a few words to bring inner peace back to your soul.