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Thirty-six Kenyan teenage boys and young men came together in November for a leadership training camp In Eldoret, Kenya. At the end, 13 of them accepted a challenge to lead future gatherings locally and start encouraging other boys and men. Six Kenya churches brought together the group in Eldoret, about 200 miles northwest of Nairobi. Five adult leaders of Texas Royal Ambassadors, a ministry of Texans on Mission, provided the training.

Over 200 people from Fellowship of Montgomery came together last week to help Texans on Mission help those in need. They assembled first step kits, or hygiene kits, to be used domestically and internationally for those in crisis.

This Giving Tuesday, many of you donated to help communities in the Rio Grande Valley have a merry Christmas. Thank you so much for being a blessing to others!

This year, North Side Baptist Church in Weatherford recognized Rolling Timbers Texans on Mission Chainsaw Team for its outstanding service and leadership. This team of volunteers is more than deserving of the Spur award.

It's hard to beat a heart-felt thank you. This video conveys thanks to all who support the Mary Hill Davis Offering for Texas Missions, which is promoted by WMU of Texas, a key partuner of Texans on Mission.

Another team of Texans on Mission volunteers traveled to Israel in November to be trained in provider kosher meals in a disaster. 

Last weekend, over 300 people came together for worship, fellowship and fun at Royal Ambassadors Campout and Missions Mania.

Texans on Mission Camp Builders are at Mt. Lebanon Baptist Camp, one of the largest Christian camps in Texas, doing what they do best.

Texans on Mission volunteers served 1,400 breakfast burritos at the Texas Baptists Annual Meeting this week in Waco.

Texans on Mission volunteers are helping pick up the pieces left by destructive tornadoes in Choctaw, Oklahoma. The streets of this Oklahoma town are devastated, but many are not without hope. Residents and volunteers have come together to start recovering.

More than 200 have died in flooding around Valencia, Spain, in recent days, and Texans on Mission is helping a church there respond to the need. “It is a catastrophe in every aspect of life,” said Pastor Juan Carlos Rojas.

Being a Texans on Mission volunteer means stepping into the heart of communities when they need it most. TXM Chaplain Leslie Burch reveals what it’s like to meet physical and spiritual needs in the midst of recovery.