Rev. Robert Pace, a rector who serves in Fort Worth, beat the coronavirus after two weeks. Pace said he feels inspired by the health care workers who helped him remain healthy.
In some ways, life today is radically different than it was even a decade ago. As we learn new ways to navigate this uncharted territory with the pandemic, we face fundamental issues: What do we value in our lives? Where are our priorities?
The University of Mary Hardin-Baylor hosted three days of Revival by live streaming around the world beginning Monday.
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With a countywide shelter-in-place order keeping citizens home to reduce the spread of COVID-19, local churches are adjusting to an online existence and making the best of the unusual situation.
In God’s family we can reconnect to an assurance of safety and peace as we grow in our knowledge of His love and care for us.
Hispanics now account for 40 percent of all U.S. Catholics, and a solid majority of school-age Catholics. Yet Hispanic Americans are strikingly underrepresented in Catholic schools and in the priesthood.
With the situation surrounding COVID-19 constantly changing and social gatherings becoming more and more discouraged, local churches are trying new methods to share God’s word and encourage members from a distance.
When you need help, call upon the Heavenly Father: “Cast your cares on the Lord and he will sustain you; he will never let the righteous fall.”
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With everything in a flux because of concerns regarding COVID-19 and many being all consumed with trying figure out the next step, some of the needs of the more vulnerable residents may be falling through the cracks.
The First Baptist Church of Belton is starting new classes that aim to help Christians grow a deeper theological understanding of their faith. The program, called Disciple Life, begins this Sunday.
The priest wakes up at 4 a.m. on the days he celebrates the early Mass, sipping coffee and enjoying the quiet while his young children sleep in rooms awash in stuffed animals and Sesame Street dolls and pictures of saints.
In my religious tradition, this is the season of Lent, a time of preparation for Easter.
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Rev. Feliberto Pereira, a Cuban native, recently gave a sermon to a local congregation on the story of the Good Samaritan and his work helping the needy along the U.S.-Mexico border.
The children’s ministry at Foundation United Methodist Church in Temple is expanding to meet a need that goes beyond the church and into the community by launching a Mother’s Day Out program this fall.
