Kevin Abbott
Major Changes Ahead for Kevin Abbott

Kevin Abbott is moving into a role at the Baptist General Convention of Texas. Hear his heart for Houston and what’s next for leader resilience throughout Texas.

Major Changes Ahead for Kevin Abbott
UBA Staff
One Easy Way to Support Local Missionaries this ...

Serve our city by feeding Mission Center’s of Houston’s summer missionaries!

One Easy Way to Support Local Missionaries this Summer
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Centralizar en los Márgenes

Creo que es hora de que tomemos en serio una visión más holística de nuestra ciudad.

Centralizar en los Márgenes
Buckner International
Seeing God at Work through Volunteerism

Whether it's making a meal, teaching Zumba, doing crafts, or playing games, serving others (and allowing yourself to be served) is a blessing to us all.

Seeing God at Work through Volunteerism
UBA Staff
Our Favorite Things: The Leaders Collaborative

Equipping African American and multicultural leaders for gospel work

Our Favorite Things: The Leaders Collaborative

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3 Helpful Ways for Older Pastors to Mentor Younger Pastors

3 Helpful Ways for Older Pastors to Mentor Younger Pastors

The fifty-year veteran of shepherding has much to offer the newbie through mentoring. Unfortunately, mentoring can often be more haphazard than fruitful. It doesn’t have to be this way. How can older pastors mentor younger pastors in a way that is helpful for the congregation? Here are 3 ways.

What I Teach at Our New Member's Class

What I Teach at Our New Member's Class

I have a high view of church membership, and I hope to lead my church to have the same view. I believe the best starting point for setting high expectations of every church member is a new member class. Whatever descriptor you use for the class, whatever time slot you choose to teach the class, every new member class should communicate three key points about your church: information, doctrine, and expectations.

A Plea for Church Leaders to Say and Do Intentional Evangelism

A Plea for Church Leaders to Say and Do Intentional Evangelism

I sat in an empty conference room going through church files. One box contained hundreds of leads from a long-gone Tuesday night outreach program. I called in a couple of deacons.

“What should we do with these?” It may be the dumbest ministry question I’ve ever asked.