The following is a press release from CBF Texas and a letter of support from CBF Executive Coordinator Paul Baxley. The Cooperative Baptist Fellowship (CBF) of Texas is pleased to announce that Reverend Ellen Di Giosia will begin her tenure as Coordinator on February 26, 2024. Ellen brings to this role valuable pastoral experience in … Continue reading
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CBF Texas contrata a la Reverenda Ellen Di Giosia como próxima Coordinadora
A continuación figura un comunicado de prensa de CBF Texas y una carta de apoyo del Coordinador Ejecutivo de CBF, Paul Baxley. El Compañerismo Bautista Cooperativo (CBF) de Texas se complace en anunciar que la Reverenda Ellen Di Giosia comenzará su mandato como Coordinadora del Estado el 26 de febrero de 2024. Ellen aporta a … Continue reading
Hope blooms in Texas
By Karen Morrow Spring in Texas is marked by the blooming of bluebonnets, Indian paintbrushes and other wildflowers along the roadways. It is a yearly reminder of God’s faithfulness through the cooler winter days and an announcement of spring. These wildflowers bring joy and hope. Today I am seeing this same sense of hope in … Continue reading
Going Green for God: How a San Antonio Pastor preaches creation care beyond the pulpit
By Jennifer Colosimo One person’s trash is another’s treasure… or, so they say. For Pastor Jorge Zayasbazan and the congregation at San Antonio’s Baptist Temple, their trash has turned out to be the secret to their own greater treasure. In 2010, the church had decided to open up its building for a local charter school. … Continue reading
CBF partner expanding Latina Leadership program
This post comes from Maegan Gatlin of BUA Communications. SAN ANTONIO, TX – The Latina Leadership Institute (LLI) in San Antonio has gone coastal. The program, which receives funding from CBF of Texas, recently held it’s first session in Sophia, N.C. “This is first time we have offered training outside Texas so we are really excited,” LLI … Continue reading
Responding to wildfires in Texas
In response to Texas wildfires that sparked crises in many communities, the Cooperative Baptist Fellowship has sent $2,000 in emergency aid for the area of Bastrop, Texas. Continue reading