Denton Baptist Association 140 Years

Denton Baptist Association 140 Years

In January of 1886 5 key leaders invited several Baptist churches of Denton County. The goal was to gather on May 29, 1886, at the Baptist Church in Denton, “to discuss the propriety of organizing a Denton County Baptist Association.” The thought was that the five...
Denton Baptist Association 140 Years

Is the Church the Building or the People?

When you think about the church, do you think of the building or the people first? Most of us think about the building. We picture important events that happened there. These events bring emotions of joy and, sometimes, sorrow. Such memories can comfort us. Sometimes,...
Denton Baptist Association 140 Years

Burden or Blessing

As I shared in last month’s newsletter article, my father, Howard Clark Malone, died in November of last year. As a result of his passing, I have been involved in additional things I had not considered. I have become more aware of having a will, not having a will, and...
Denton Baptist Association 140 Years

Loss is Real

Do you ever struggle with loss? I am grieving the loss of my father, who passed away at the end of November, and I find myself struggling with him not being here. If you told me I would go through this emotional roller coaster due to his death, I would have said, “No,...
Denton Baptist Association 140 Years

Ministry in a Time of Grief

Dear DBA Family, Thank you so much for your support and encouragement during the loss of my father, Howard Malone. It has meant so much for us to experience your personal notes, Facebook replies, phone calls, flowers, and tree donations. Each of them has reminded me...
Denton Baptist Association 140 Years

Family Traditions

The older I get, the more I believe traditions should be a part of our family celebrations. It is interesting to me that traditions stick with me and provide fond, significant memories. They give meaning, value, and something to look forward to. My wife, Cathy, is the...
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