Texas Missions Goal: $3.5 Million
GiveUnderstanding that missions is what believers do to reach beyond the needs of their congregations to witness and minister for the purpose of fulfilling the Great Commission, WMU of Texas designed the Mary Hill Davis Offering® to advance Texas Baptists missions in leading people to know Christ and developing a missional lifestyle.
Week of Prayer for Texas Missions
From September 13-20, 2026, churches and individuals are encouraged to pray, promote, and support Texas Baptists' ministries and missionaries serving and sharing the Gospel across the state and around the world.
Texas Missions Impact Stories
Your gifts to the offering support over 70 ministries for missions and discipleship across Texas, and because of you, the Gospel is being spread throughout our state.
Promotional Resources
Equip your church to pray, promote, and support Texas missions.
Explore our library of free resources for this offering season, featuring offering envelopes, prayer guides, bulletin inserts, study guides, video stories, social media kits, interactive activities, comprehensive promotional guides, and more.
Your Gifts: Financial Impact
Where does your money go?
Your gifts to the Mary Hill Davis Offering® equip Texas Baptists to send out both ministries and missionaries, providing opportunities for more people to hear the Gospel and find hope in Christ.
To view the full breakdown, visit HERE.
OTHER WAYS TO GIVE
In-Person: Give to the Texas Missions Offering at your church.
By Mail: Send your gift to WMU of Texas, 10325 Brockwood Rd, Dallas, TX 75238.
Memo: Mary Hill Davis Offering.
When churches and individuals contribute to the Mary Hill Davis Offering, God is honored, the Kingdom is advanced, and lives are changed for eternity.
Dr. Jason Burden
Pastor, First Baptist Church Lubbock
Thanks to these funds, we are empowering ministries across the state of Texas to combat one of the vilest forms of abuse. Trafficking tells individuals that they are mere property. Because of the Mary Hill Davis Offering for Texas Missions’; generosity, we are able to tell trafficking victims they are valued, worthy, and loved.
Katie Frugé
Director, Texas Baptists Christian Life Commission
In times like these, eighty ministries continue their work of sharing hope across Texas. All on our own, we can’t reach our whole state, but by partnering together, we can continue Mary Hill Davis’ dream of sharing Christ with this vast mission field called Texas.
Shirley McDonald
WMU of Texas President, 2014-2019
Recording Secretary, National WMU, 2019-2025