Cross Walk to Life Staff Member Says God Put Pieces in Place for Ministry
After Ana L. Uribe got married, the couple’s path took them all over the place — from Houston, Texas, to Las Cruces, New Mexico, to Germany and then to Alabama. But in 2020, the couple couldn’t shake the feeling that God wanted them to retrace their steps. “We felt God keep moving our hearts to move
OPENING OUR MINDS: THE CHURCH AND MENTAL HEALTH
Admitting our vulnerability can be uncomfortable. But if we take an honest look at Scripture, we discover God motivates vulnerable people like you and me to love other vulnerable people by becoming vulnerable for them. Vulnerability is not a curse but rather the key to connection and community. In Genesis 2:18, God declared, “It is
MENTAL HEALTH AND THE CHURCH: A LOOK AT WAYS THE CHURCH CAN PROMOTE MENTAL HEALTH
A plethora of mental health definitions exist. There’s even a basic definition of “an absence of a mental disorder,” proving the one thing we can all agree on is it is difficult to define mental health. This speaks to the complexity of the Lord’s creation and how we are made in His image. The American
Entrepreneurship Program for Women in Texas Gets Boost from Grant
Sometimes things start with one person who is really passionate, and then they take off from there. That’s Lydia Tate’s opinion at least. She’s seeing it happen at Christian Women’s Job Corps of McLennan County, Texas, where an already-thriving ministry has moved to the next level thanks to a college student volunteer and a program development
Ministry Helps Those Seeking Employment
Kim McDermott had been unemployed for six months, steadily interviewing for jobs with no success, when a friend told her about the classes offered at Pivot. “I heard about this and thought, ‘What’s it going to hurt? I’ll give it a try,’” McDermott said. What is Pivot? Pivot, a ministry that uses the Christian Women’s
WMU Foundation Scholarship Helps 2 Texas Women Take Next Step in Life
Brianna Watts was stuck in a cycle. After growing up in foster homes then being adopted by an aunt as a teenager, she became pregnant at 17. “I thought I knew what I was doing, and I didn’t,” she said. “I started partying and soon turned to drugs.” Over the next seven years, she dealt