News & Stories

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.

Last week, Texans on Mission treated First Baptist Academy of Dallas students to ice cream and popsicles to thank them for helping assemble First Step Kits, or hygiene kits for those in need.

Texans on Mission volunteers are still working hard to provide relief in North Carolina after Hurricane Helene.

Karen Rocha, 27, brings home a glimpse of the Texans on Mission mission trip work in Puerto Rico Oct. 19-26. The group is repairing two homes destroyed by Hurricane Maria in 2017, as well as conducting a Vacation Bible School with Coram Deo Church there. We’ve asked her to send in daily stories and videos, journaling her trip experience.

Texans on Mission Church Builders are framing the inside of First Baptist Church in Perrin and have built the largest and tallest wall to date. It's 36 feet high and 72 feet long.

Transforming lives through clean water and the Good News, Texans and Ugandans on Mission witnessed 910 professions of faith in Christ and 105 baptisms within the first six months of 2024.

I stopped to look across the horizon of the Appalachian Mountains in Eastern Tennessee as I thought about why I was here. This was approximately 1,000 miles from home. My family was back in Texas, and I was not on vacation. How did I arrive in this situation? It was a Texans on Missions deployment, of course, and I was not alone.

This past week God put it on my heart to go down and serve the people affected by Hurricane Helene in North Carolina. I didn’t know what that would look like or if it would even be possible so I just prayed that if it was God’s will that He would open doors and if not that He would shut them. Things kept falling into place and doors kept opening so I found myself driving to Spindale, N.C., last Sunday.

Last month, a battle of the bands halftime show led to an opportunity to meet spiritual needs and feed band students from Prairie View A&M University and Grambling State University.

Rick Cantu of First Baptist Church in Red Oak is a relatively new volunteer with Texans of Mission Disaster Relief. He was part of the response to Hurricane Helene's devastation in northeast Tennssee.

Our Florida feeding unit is up and running. Yesterday, Texans on Mission volunteers began cooking meals in Port Charlotte, Florida, for those impacted by Hurricane Milton.