WMU of Texas Blog

I woke up this morning with this song, We’ve a Story to Tell to the Nations, in my head. What a great missions hymn it is and one that, unfortunately, isn’t sung much these days in our churches.

If you're an associational leader or DOM at a Texas Baptists association, we invite you to attend our quarterly roundtable discussions with Executive Director-Treasurer Tamiko Jones.

If your missions-discipleship group is interested in partnering with Texas Baptists River Ministry, here are two ways you can join us in the Kingdom work along the border this August.

She was a great example of a Christian woman, pastor’s wife, missionary, and WMU advocate. She reached many for Christ in Vietnam and Texas through cooking, English as a second language, and discipleship. Mary Humphries—truly a life well-lived!

Would you like to join WMU of Texas in making an eternal difference as we equip women and men, in a Christian context, for life and employment?

One thing that is special about attending the Annual Meeting for National WMU is seeing friends and meeting new friends who share the same passion for our Lord and missions.

As life begins to return to normal, keep these four verses close to your heart as you use caution and wisdom in your day-to-day activities.

Just like our missionaries around the world, God has called each one of us as Christ-followers to share His word.

How should Christians respond to troubles in the world? Here are ten ideas from WMU of Texas President Earl Ann Bumpus.

Wonder what our families, countries, and world would be like if we allowed the Spirit to live through us, putting into practice these traits of the Christian life?