BSM is a great place to make friends and grow in your faith at college.
Abide is an unscheduled prayer experience for college students, high school seniors and adults who work with college students.
Go Now Missions mobilizes Texas university students to share the love of Christ across the world. We are a ministry of Texas Baptists, a cooperative organization of Baptist churches in Texas.
A selected group of student leaders from BSMS and local churches across the state of Texas that come together to pursue a deeper relationship with Jesus Christ, exhibit leadership on the state level, and sharpen their leadership skills to impact their local campus and ultimately the world.
Be a part of an amazing ministry of servant evangelism. Join us as we meet needs in His name that we might proclaim his love to thousands of Collegians who invade South Padre Island during Spring Break.
The BSM was the birth-place of my salvation, and due to that, I will always be grateful for God's provision of this ministry. God has taught me what it looks like to be His disciple, how to serve Him and others and His ability to use broken people for His glory.
Being involved in the BSM during college has transformed my life. God used the BSM as a way for me to be challenged in my walk with him. The BSM was a place where I was able to honestly struggle and wrestle with my questions and hard times while surrounded by people who loved and supported me. I learned what it means to live my life for Christ and was challenged to do so everyday.
College is one of the most important yet taxing times on a students life, and being sure that you have a strong foundation to fall back on is crucial. Through my local church and BSM I not only found friends, I found community and family. I was discipled, encouraged, and loved. When things get stressful, I have been able to not rely on the small portion that is my strength, but the strength of all those who have found their worth in Jesus and His truth.
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