Full Gospel invigoration boosts Fort Worth churches
The Full Gospel Baptist Church Fellowship spreads across Fort Worth area churches, led by Rev. Tyrone Lister. It blends Baptist doctrine with Pentecostal practices and claims thousands of congregations nationwide, with Texas chapters and bishops guiding growth and outreach.
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Fort Worth
Tyrone Lister
Lewisville
Full Gospel Baptist Church Fellowship
Lister
James Brown
Pots Aston
New Hope Christian Center
Woodhaven
Brown
New Orleans
Milton M. White
Freeport
Texas
Bedford
Corinth
Morning Star New Testament Church
Edderville Road
Pre Star
Ernest Sargent
Arlington
Greater
St. Stephen
Full Gospel Baptist Church
Fellowship
Paul Morton
Andy Lewter
Columbus
Ohio
Atlanta
Miami
Los Angeles
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Lewter
L.D. Leonard
Houston
National Baptist Convention
U.S.A
Caribbean
Africa
Europe
Once secretive Kabbalah gains popularity in Atlanta
Shirley Chambers directs the Karin Kabalah Center in Atlanta where a hybrid modern form blends meditation and faith healing with Judaism. The center decor mixes Hindu and Buddhist symbols with Jewish stars, while Chambers explains Kabbalah as the blueprint of the universe. Rabbi Chaim Dalfin notes varied views within Judaism, and experts caution most cannot read the traditional Zohar.
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Atlanta
Shirley Chambers
Karin Kabalah
Karin Kabalah Center
Chambers
Jim Thornton
Wang
Hit
Chaim Dalfin
Lubaviteh Or
New York City
Nenhien
Dalfin
Religious clubs flourish on secondary Campuses
In Birmingham area schools First Priority clubs draw students to prayer and worship. Members like Adam McCollum recall past drug use and credit faith with transformation. Each chapter has a faculty sponsor and youth pastor coaches guiding student led meetings across more than 10,000 campuses nationwide.
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Birmingham
Ala
Jesus
Adam McCollum
Seerciet Ee
Christmas kindness reaches rescue missions beyond gifts
Michael J. McManus profiles how rescue missions, including Open Door in Omaha, transform lives with Christmas aid and long term rehabilitation. The piece cites Watts who found shelter and purpose through New Life and Grace College, highlighting missions’ reach, annual meals and beds, and the faith-driven approach often funded without government support.
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Steve Watts
Watts
Omaha
Bob Timberlake
Earth
Grace College of the Bible
Rescue Missions
Stephen Burger
International Union of Gospel Missions
Christ
Michael J. McManus
Bethesda
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