Larry Adams-Thompson served in the Army for 27 years, beginning when he was drafted to the Vietnam War. After two years, he became an Army chaplain and then did civilian work before retiring from the military in 2007. served in the Army for 27 years, beginning when he was drafted to the Vietnam War. After two years, he became an Army chaplain and then did civilian work before retiring from the military in 2007.
For Schools and Colleges O Eternal God, bless all schools, colleges, and universities[and especially ___________], that they may be lively centers forsound learning, new discovery, …
TikTok, the video editing and streaming app on which mostly millennials and Generation Z share funny dance challenges, viral moments and memes, might be the last place you’d expect to find a 45-year-old priest evangelizing. But the Rev. David Peters isn’t your average priest, and his style of evangelism is less about preaching and more about laughter.
Wednesday, September 1, 2021, will be the next food distribution date for St. Thomas the Apostle, Nassau Bay, and the Galveston Food Bank. The Galveston Food Bank is closed on the first Saturday in September because of the Labor Day holiday.
Those interested in anti-racism work may want to sign up for one of Black Lives Matter Houston’s latest events. Black Lives Matter: Moving from Ally to Accomplice – Where are you on your journey? will take place on September 30th via Zoom from 7 pm to 8:30 pm and will be conducted by community activist Brandon Mack.
The Rev. Canon John A. Logan, Jr. entered glory Saturday, August 14, 2021. After gracefully battling bouts of illness over the past few months, he gracefully passed away at Methodist Hospital at the age of 93.
Join @PB_Curry by sharing your own “I Got Mine” story. Post your photo or video with the #igotmine hashtag, tag and invite your friends, and tell the world what getting the COVID-19 vaccine means to you.
The Rev. Alex Montes-Vela has accepted Bishop Doyle’s invitation to serve as a Missioner for Congregational Vitality on the diocesan staff, the Diocese of Texas announced August 9, 2021.
The Rev. Douglas Jon Tucker, 78, ended this earthly journey and entered into glory on August 3, 2021. This beloved priest, a/k/a Friar Tuck, was born September 6, 1942 in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, the son of Robert John Tucker and Dorothy Spencer Tucker.
Representatives from St. James’, Austin, joined the movement to push for a federal voting rights legislation.
In a COVID safe environment, 30 children participated in an adventured theme bible school at San Mateo, Houston.
This year, as a memorial to Jay Jackson, the family donated funds to provide summer care packages for the homeless. These packages included sunscreen, lip balm, sunglasses, cooling wraps, mosquito repellent, sanitation wipes, Kleenex, washcloths, soap, toothbrushes, tarp, a $10 gift certificate to McDonalds and a T-shirt.
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