Marissa Greene
Faith Reporter at Fort Worth Report
Faith Reporter at Report For America
Faith reporter @FortWorthReport / @Report4America 2024-25 Religion Journalism Fellow @RNS / @interfaithusa Texas Ex | 📧: [email protected]
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3 days ago |
keranews.org | Marissa Greene
Catholic Charities Fort Worth will no longer lead refugee resettlement for the state of Texas, President and CEO Michael Iglio announced in a statement June 2. The Fort Worth nonprofit has operated the Texas Office for Refugees, the statewide agency designated by the federal government to lead refugee resettlement since 2021. Texas withdrew from the nation’s refugee resettlement program in 2016, effectively leaving nonprofits to administer federal refugee funds. Starting Oct.
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4 days ago |
fortworthreport.org | Marissa Greene
Catholic Charities Fort Worth will no longer lead refugee resettlement for the state of Texas, President and CEO Michael Iglio announced in a statement June 2. The Fort Worth nonprofit has operated the Texas Office for Refugees, the statewide agency designated by the federal government to lead refugee resettlement since 2021. Texas withdrew from the nation’s refugee resettlement program in 2016, effectively leaving nonprofits to administer federal refugee funds. Starting Oct.
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6 days ago |
fortworthreport.org | Marissa Greene
Jesús Molina and his wife, Lili Molina, still remember the prayer they made to God when the Venezuelan couple moved to the U.S. eight years ago. “God, if you take me from my country … we want to serve the people, the community,” Jesús Molina said, recalling his message. Now, the couple’s prayers are becoming a reality in their roles as pastors of La Mesa Bilingual Ministry, an extension of White’s Chapel Methodist Church in Southlake.
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1 week ago |
fortworthreport.org | Marissa Greene
Fort Worth resident Claudine Marion loves to tell the story of “the miracle on Broadway,” also known as Broadway Baptist Church’s Agape Meal. Every Thursday night for 30 years, the Near Southside church has opened its doors to people in need of a warm meal, fellowship and worship. The weekly breaking of bread over tablecloth-lined tables and ceramic dishes aims to create a place of welcome and belonging between congregants, people experiencing homelessness and volunteers.
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1 week ago |
fortworthreport.org | Marissa Greene
When Leanne Jamieson discovered that more than 1,700 women were driving from Fort Worth ZIP codes to receive medical care at Prestonwood Pregnancy Centers in Dallas, she knew it was time to start thinking about expanding the nonprofit westward. The pregnancy center started as a ministry of Prestonwood Baptist Church in 1991 through Jack Graham, senior pastor of the church.
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