Date:  Saturday June 28, 2008

Time:  5:00 (Dinner) - 6:00 (Program)

Place:  Association Office

           9433 CR 136

           Terrell, Texas 

Meal at 5:00 - Hamburgers and all the trimmings

Program at 6:00 - Guest speaker is Dr. John LaNoue

Sixteen years ago a group of Texas Baptist Men leaders looked down through the years and had a sense from the Lord that TBM was going to need additional monies to help with its ministries.

After a time of prayer, C.J. Humphrey, Wilton Davis, Joe T. Lenamon, Andy Andreason, Olen Miles and Fred Weisen brought a proposal to the TBM Executive Board that TBM should form its own charitable foundation to receive funds for the ministries of TBM.  It was named the TBM Forever Foundation.  Only the dividends would be used and the principle would be placed in an endowment account until Jesus returns.  This foundation is independent of all other organizations and has its own board of Trustees. 

For donations CLICK HERE.

SAN ANTONIO, Texas – Cameron Byler, a pioneer in national disaster relief and men’s missions within the Southern Baptist Convention, died Apr. 28 in San Antonio after a brief illness. He would have turned 80 May 11.

A memorial service will be conducted at 1 p.m. May 3 at Trinity Baptist Church in San Antonio, where he had lived since moving from Tennessee last July. James Porch, executive director of the Tennessee Baptist Convention, will officiate.

For the next 6 month, the Texas Baptist Men Dixon Building will implement a four day work week.  Beginning March 31, 2008 the Dixon Building will be open Monday - Thursday.  The hours of operation will be 8:00am - 5:00pm.

Texas Baptist Men is forty years old this year.What a history of God’s activities and what great memories each of us have. I was asked, by the chairman of a pulpit committee, what I knew about Royal Ambassadors.I was smart enough to answer that I did not know much but I was willing to learn.