Crossroads church relief efforts expand along Gulf Coast
CrossRoads Fellowship will partner with World Vision and two Houston churches to aid hurricane Harvey survivors. Donors may drop supplies at Permian Basin locations Odessa Monahans and Andrews. Items include laundry soap trash bags fans masks gloves water and nonperishable foods. Communities also host fall festivals revivals and seminars across Midland Odessa Monahans and Andrews with details via church Facebook pages and local notices.
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Houston
Gulf Coast
Crossroads
Permian Basin
Odessa
Highway 191
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Monahans
S. Bruce St
Casa de Mi Padre
S. Crane Ave
Kingston Avenue Baptist Church
Kingston Ave
Jonathan Hewett
Life Change Baptist Church
Texas Ave
Elton Powell
Amarillo
Powell
Call
Mission Dorado Baptist Church
Faudree Road
Southern Baptist Texas
Peter N Lili
the Couple of Love
Fleming helms historic church in Midland Texas
Gregory Jack Fleming has led North A Church of Christ in Midland since 1995 after earlier service at Southside Church of Christ in Robert Lee. The 62 year old minister credits Providence and elder mentors for stability, notes the church’s 100 weekly attendees, and recalls teaching at a Cambodia Bible Institute and involvement in founding local churches. His tenure follows a history of eight preachers at North A and a strong elder tradition.
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Providence
Southside
Church of Christ
Robert Lee
San Angelo
Paul Shero
Stanley Lockhart
Fleming
North
Seminole High School
Indians
Lubbock Christian College
New Home
Lubbock
Sunset International Bible Institute
Abilene Christian University
San Angelo St
Cindy
Isaiah
God
North A
Lee Street
Cherry Lane
Fairmont Park
Golf Course
Churches of Christ
Midland Christian School
Cambodia Bible Institute
Phnom Penh
Rich Dolan
Larry Roberts
Daugherty Street Church of Christ
Eastland
Greg
Roberts
Jack
Greg Fleming
North ‘A' Church of Christ
Refugee Exodus From Myanmar Tops 500000
The exodus of Rohingya refugees to Bangladesh has surpassed 501,000 as of five weeks since Aug. 25. Families report starvation and fear while boats capsize and aid arrives from volunteers. More than 60 are dead or missing as security forces and mobs are accused of violence.
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Bangladesh
Myanmar
Asia
Mohamed Rafiq
Rafiq
United Nations
U.N
International Organization For Migration
Sufi Allah
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