North Irving Baptist Church

12/30/2025

12/29/2025

Nibc brought Santa & Mrs. C to Ronald McDonald house Dallas. A great breakfast and candy canes for everyone.

12/18/2025

12/18/2025

Church Business Meeting Sunday, Dec. 21, following the morning service.

12/18/2025

The journey of an Operation Christmas Child shoebox is often long and hard but seeing a child's face light up when they receive their gift is truly worthwhile. God bless these shoeboxes, and the children who will receive them.

12/16/2025

VLog for Dec. 16 - The Story of Lottie Moon

Without Lottie, there is no June. Hear the story of Lottie Moon, from her calling to her challenge for the next generation. Today, South Carolina Baptists ar...

12/16/2025

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The holidays are a time to come together with family, friends, and loved ones. But for those with broken families or unhealthy relationships, this can cause more stress than joy. Our Lord desires us to live in peace, and these seven biblical tips can help...

12/16/2025

She rescued a fox as a little girl, and years later, she graduated with him by her side. On her family’s tribal land, a young girl found a fox kit caught in a rusted trap, his leg badly injured and trembling. She freed him carefully, carrying him home wrapped in her jacket. When he tried to walk, he collapsed, that’s when they knew he wouldn’t survive alone.

He rolled into every puddle near the creek while healing, coating his fur in mud, so she named him Muddy. Her family, who teach that animals are relatives, worked with local rehabbers to save him. The injury healed, but not enough for the wild. Muddy couldn’t hunt properly, and release would have meant a slow death.

So he stayed. Homework nights, he curled at her feet. Hard days, he followed her down to the creek. Every small win, he yipped back like he understood it all.Today, she crossed the graduation stage, diploma tucked under one arm, Muddy lifted gently in the other.

“He helped me get here,” she said and the crowd cheered.