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How are our Hispanic Baptist churches doing? What challenges are our pastors, leaders, and congregations facing? How can we serve them better? To answer these questions wisely, we need to hear from you. The Hispanic Baptist Network invites you to complete a brief National Survey for Hispanic Southern Baptists across the United States. Your participation will help us understand who we are, where we are, and what resources our churches need to fulfill their mission. With the vi

By: Clara Molina, Women Ministry Team Director for the HBN There are three different Baptist conventions in the state of Texas: the Hispanic Baptist Convention of Texas (HBCT), led by Jesse Rincones (JD); the Southern Baptists of Texas Convention (SBTC), led by Dr. Nathan Lorick; and the Baptist General Convention of Texas (BGCT), now known as Texas Baptists, led by Dr. Julio Guaneri. When considering the number of Hispanics in the state of Texas and the approximately 1,300

By: Dr. Bruno Molina, Executive Director of the RBH In Christian ethics, the values by which a believer lives mean living according to God's desires and in accordance with what the Bible teaches. In light of this definition, in the coming months, I will be explaining the values of the Hispanic Baptist Network. These are the qualities that we consider desirable as a means to realize our vision and fulfill our mission. We believe that fulfilling our mission while manifesting t

By: Dr. Bruno Molina, Executive Director of HBN This month, I will finish explaining our mission statement phrase by phrase. So far, I’ve discussed how “United for his glory, we exist to connect on mission, contribute resources, and celebrate what God is doing among us.” The last phrase in our mission statement is “in collaboration with the body of Christ.” In Matthew 5:13-14 Jesus tells his disciples, in part, “You are the salt of earth… You are the light of the world.” Esse

By Pastor Gilberto Corredera Pastoral ministry is a noble, but not easy, calling. Scripture says, “If anyone aspires to the office of overseer, he desires a noble task” (1 Timothy 3:1). However, it also sets a high standard: the pastor must be “blameless” (1 Timothy 3:2). The calling includes character, integrity, and a life of constant accountability. Furthermore, as pastors, we bear the sacred responsibility of watching over souls. Paul told the Hebrews to respect their lea

By Dr. Bruno Molina This month I continue to explain, phrase by phrase, our mission statement. Last month I wrote about what it means to be “united for His glory”; this month I explain what it means that we exist to “connect in mission.” The Hispanic Baptist Network (RBH) exists to “connect us in mission”: we agree that a time like this requires a great commitment to the Great Commandment to love God with all our being (Mark 12:30), the Great Commission to make disciples of a

By Dr. Bruno Molina "United for His glory, we exist to connect in mission, share resources, and celebrate what God is doing among us, in partnership with the body of Christ." We are "united for His glory." Our unity is found in Christ as we seek “the unity of the Spirit in the bond of peace” (Ephesians 4:3). This unity involves the heart of God, His word, and His will. Since we come from different countries and cultures, our ultimate goal cannot be uniformity because we canno

By the Communications Team Dr. Bruno Molina, Executive Director of the Hispanic Baptist Network, along with Pastor David Pérez, shared what will be happening during the 2026 Summer Baptist Church (SBC), and especially at the Hispanic Celebration in Orlando, Florida. Below is an excerpt of what they shared about this important event. The Hispanic Baptist Network is preparing for a historic event, and we want you to be a part of what God is doing. On June 7th and 8th, 2026, the