Faith
Texas Baptists and Communio Team Up for Stronger Marriages
Faith Facts
- The Baptist General Convention of Texas is joining forces with Communio to strengthen Christian families and marriages.
- The partnership aims to equip over 5,000 congregations with tools for healthier homes and deeper discipleship.
- Communio says relationship-focused ministry can help churches reach more people and support church growth.
The Baptist General Convention of Texas is joining forces with Communio to revitalize the cornerstone of society: the Christian family.
This strategic partnership aims to equip over 5,000 congregations with the tools necessary to foster healthy marriages and deeper discipleship.
As the culture shifts away from traditional values, Texas churches are taking a stand to protect the biblical definition of home and hearth.
By utilizing data-driven outreach and faith-based relationship training, these ministries are reclaiming the Great Commission through the lens of family stability.
Pastor Ronny Marriott noted that this mission helps churches communicate the vital importance of the family unit to a skeptical world.
He emphasized that the partnership provides the tactical support needed to reach neighbors with the transformative power of the Gospel.
“I am thrilled that this new partnership with the Texas Baptists will give thousands of pastors easier access to our ministry support services,” stated Communio founder J.P. De Gance.
“This means many more people meeting Jesus and many more thriving Christian marriages.”
Stronger marriages build stronger churches, which ultimately lead to a more virtuous and free nation.
Let us pray that this initiative bears much fruit for the Kingdom and strengthens the moral fabric of Texas.