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One year sometimes stands out among all the years that preceded it. Texans on Missions had such a year in 2024, said Mickey Lenamon, chief executive officer. “We’ve had great years of service in the past,” Lenamon said, “but last year stands out for the cumulative impact accomplished in helping people and leading them to Christ.”

On the night of Friday, Nov. 8, Abel Kent had one thing on his mind: Asking his girlfriend Katelin “Kat” Weikel to marry him. The pair were both sponsors of youth from Providential Baptist Church in Pearland attending Royal Ambassadors Campout and Missions Mania, a youth discipleship event at Latham Springs Camp and Retreat Center in Aquilla. Abel had picked the venue purposefully.

A man donated $10,000 to Texans on Mission after profiting off rare trading cards he found in a dumpster 25 years ago.

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.

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.

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

Royal Ambassadors had a busy weekend after coming together for the Men’s Retreat at RA Camp Menard and Retiro de Varones at Riverbend Retreat Center.

What was meant to be a trip to Honduras for Vision Quest students turned into a weekend pit stop in Houston after the Microsoft computer software July 19 crash halted flights throughout the country.

Last week at Super Summer Texas, Texans on Mission helped young leaders develop a personal life plan to impact the world in Christ’s name.

Fellowship ran strong in Aquilla, Texas, this past weekend during our Royal Ambassadors Leadership Training Camp. Students had the opportunity to learn and grow at Latham Springs Camp and Retreat Center while training to serve across Texas over the summer.

History can hang in the balance at unsuspecting times. A congregation of four or five gathered 20 years ago in Vincent, Texas, to vote on whether or not to disband as a church. One woman cited Scripture: “Where two or more are gathered, God is with us.”

It was great to share in WMU of Texas' Pursue: Annual Meeting and Missions Celebration last weekend. Men and women gathered in Waco to be equipped and encouraged to "make disciples who make disciples."