Joshua Celebrates Passover – Lewis Winkley, Associate Pastor | Sunday School Ministry
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Deacon Brandon Ledgister, Member of the Month | Sept.
I am thrilled to say that I am doing great during my timehere in Teague, TX. It is a small town halfway between Houstonand Dallas. The town has welcomed me with open arms, theadjustment has been smooth, and the people have showeredme with love! I am currently in my 2 nd year as a high...
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Sister Naomi T. Bellard
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Men’s Health Month: Taking Charge of Your Well-being
May is Men’s Health Month, an annual reminder for men of all ages to take their health seriously. As the flowers bloom and the days get longer, it’s the perfect time to reset, rejuvenate, and refocus on personal health goals. Whether you’re looking to revamp your fitness routine, overhaul your diet, or manage stress better,...
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May – Your Mental Health Matters
Mental Health Awareness Month was established in 1949 and has been a cornerstone ofaddressing mental health challenges facing millions of people. The month is dedicated toeradicating stigma, providing support, fostering public education, and advocating policies thatprioritize the well-being of individuals and families affected by mental illness. When it comes to mental illness, it can be...
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Sister Willie Lou Brown
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How to vote in the Houston area for the 2024 primary elections
Find out where to vote and when, what you can bring to the polls, what services are available, and how to ensure your vote is counted. The upcoming primary elections for the Democratic and Republican parties will set the stage for November when voters in the Houston area will help decide the race for United...
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Sis. Lizzie Sweat – How One Woman Fought Cancer & Inspires Others
It was the auxiliary night at Pleasant Grove in the late 1990s. While every other auxiliary was having its regular meeting, Women United for Christ was having a Breast Cancer Awareness Meeting. We were learning how to self-examine, ask questions, and feel for lumps in proper places. I remember the lump felt like a ‘rolling...