Texans on Mission
In a world full of pain and hurt, God calls His people to be beacons of light. Since 1967, Texans on Mission – historically called Texas Baptist Men – have sought to do just that by meeting needs and sharing God’s love with millions of people during their most difficult days. Christian volunteers like you have served after hurricanes, tornadoes, fertilizer plant explosions, floods, a pandemic and more.
Texans on Mission volunteers walk alongside those who are suffering and change the world one act of service and compassion at a time. By meeting crucial needs after a disaster, providing clean drinking water for people around the globe and undertaking construction projects, volunteers share God’s love with hurting people in Texas, across the U.S. and around the world.
Since 1967, volunteers have delivered help, hope and healing to millions of hurting people and raising up the next generation to do likewise. As a result of that service, we’ve helped start and train disaster relief groups in all 50 states, giving birth to the third-largest disaster relief network in the nation.
Rebuilding the Texas Hill Country
You can support families affected by the Texas Hill Country flood by helping with the rebuild efforts. Texans on Mission volunteer teams assists with:
- Rebuilding homes.
- Installing sheetrock and insulation.
- Light construction.
- Encouraging and praying with people.
- Sharing the Gospel.
Website: www.texansonmission.org/rebuild-hill-country
Email: communications@TexansOnMission.org
Phone Number: 214-275-1100
