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Lean into faith with Houston author Leah Cast’s 30-week devotional for a prosperous life
Read full article: Lean into faith with Houston author Leah Cast’s 30-week devotional for a prosperous lifeLocal author Leah Cast talks about growing your faith with her latest book, "Transplant." It's a 30-week devotional aimed at inspiring and encouraging readers. She also just received two major national and international book awards. We heard all about the honors plus balancing her life as an author, model, and entrepreneur in our chat with her.
Pastor of 121-year-old Fort Bend Church says despite roadblocks, he’s determined to build a new ‘debt-free’ sanctuary
Read full article: Pastor of 121-year-old Fort Bend Church says despite roadblocks, he’s determined to build a new ‘debt-free’ sanctuaryIt is a church that has been around for more than 100 years, and although its membership has dwindled in recent times, they are looking to touch a growing number of souls with a bold plan for the future.
Ramaswamy was the target of death threats in New Hampshire that led to FBI arrest, campaign says
Read full article: Ramaswamy was the target of death threats in New Hampshire that led to FBI arrest, campaign saysFederal prosecutors say they charged a New Hampshire man with threatening to kill a presidential candidate ahead of a scheduled campaign event.
Scott speaks of 'new American sunrise' as he mulls WH bid
Read full article: Scott speaks of 'new American sunrise' as he mulls WH bidAs Sen_ Tim Scott weighs a potential 2024 presidential candidacy, the South Carolina Republican was in Iowa on Wednesday delivering a message of “a new American sunrise.”.
The cast of ‘Jacob, Broken by God’ to host special Houston premiere
Read full article: The cast of ‘Jacob, Broken by God’ to host special Houston premiereThis award-winning faith-based movie was filmed and produced right here in Houston. Learn more about the film's message and where you can watch it.
Faith-based organizations switch gears to help underprivileged families this Christmas
Read full article: Faith-based organizations switch gears to help underprivileged families this ChristmasHOUSTON – Angels of Light is a huge Christmastime ministry conducted by Houston’s Second Baptist Church for 31 years. Every year, several thousand underprivileged families, known as angels, are transported to the church’s six Houston-area campuses to receive clothes, food for holiday meals, and Christmas presents. So we’ve lined up with all the agencies, all the entities that are there all over Houston.”Second Baptist is an example of many churches and faith-based organizations forced to change how they reach families this holiday season. Executive director Dana Thomas said COVID-19 has radically affected and reduced the number of families they serve. They still want their kids to feel special just like everybody else.”To help support families in need this holiday season, reach out to Second Baptist Church at second.org and The FORGE for Families at forgeforfamiles.org.