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Donna Howard, BYU-I Education Week speaker and past Elementary Music Methods instructor at BYU-I is putting on a ✨FREE✨ Childrens Music Workshop! The training will be Tuesday, July 30th from 7pm-9pm at 2509 Trophy Club Drive, Trophy Club, TX 76262. This is open to all who want to learn more about teaching music to children! It will completely transform how you think about teaching children music! 🎶 

If youd like to attend, please sign up at the link in the comments!

Donna Howard, BYU-I Education Week speaker and past Elementary Music Methods instructor at BYU-I is putting on a ✨FREE✨ Children's Music Workshop! The training will be Tuesday, July 30th from 7pm-9pm at 2509 Trophy Club Drive, Trophy Club, TX 76262. This is open to all who want to learn more about teaching music to children! It will completely transform how you think about teaching children music! 🎶

If you'd like to attend, please sign up at the link in the comments!
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The True Love Sanctuary C.H.S.C. on the Southside of Fort Worth recently suffered an accidental and devastating fire. The church, led by Reverend Michael E. Williams, has operated a food pantry as an important part of its ministry for nearly 20 years, serving thousands of families. When other local churches heard about the fire, they reached out to see how they could help. This past weekend, many, including Fort Worth-based members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, met to install insulation and hang drywall. If sufficient funds can be raised in the next six weeks, True Love Sanctuary hopes to reopen. 

“I really don’t have words. It’s really an honor. The Bible tells us that we reap what we sow. We are receiving a blessing, and this is huge,” Reverend Williams said. “I thank God for the love that is being shown to us in this community through this ministry. When I see how God has blessed my brothers and sisters coming together to help us out, it is amazing.”

A total of $16,500 in donations have been received to date with the Tarrant County United Way contributing $10,000. Thanks to donated labor and discounts on materials, the estimated total cost is just $26,500. The church needs another $10,000 to be ready to complete repairs.

Read the entire story at the link in the comments!

#southsidefortworth #nearsouthside #fortworthtexas #fortworth True Love Sanctuary C.H.S.C.Image attachmentImage attachment+1Image attachment

The True Love Sanctuary C.H.S.C. on the Southside of Fort Worth recently suffered an accidental and devastating fire. The church, led by Reverend Michael E. Williams, has operated a food pantry as an important part of its ministry for nearly 20 years, serving thousands of families. When other local churches heard about the fire, they reached out to see how they could help. This past weekend, many, including Fort Worth-based members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, met to install insulation and hang drywall. If sufficient funds can be raised in the next six weeks, True Love Sanctuary hopes to reopen.

“I really don’t have words. It’s really an honor. The Bible tells us that we reap what we sow. We are receiving a blessing, and this is huge,” Reverend Williams said. “I thank God for the love that is being shown to us in this community through this ministry. When I see how God has blessed my brothers and sisters coming together to help us out, it is amazing.”

A total of $16,500 in donations have been received to date with the Tarrant County United Way contributing $10,000. Thanks to donated labor and discounts on materials, the estimated total cost is just $26,500. The church needs another $10,000 to be ready to complete repairs.

Read the entire story at the link in the comments!

#southsidefortworth #nearsouthside #fortworthtexas #fortworth True Love Sanctuary C.H.S.C.
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4 days ago

4 CommentsComment on Facebook

Beautiful interfaith effort. We all soar together. Hoping they continue to raise what's needed to rebuild their place of worship.

Wishing Plano church member Eva Hayes, pictured front center, luck as she competes in frisbee at World Junior Ultimate Championships in England. 

“We wouldn’t be here without God. It has been God who has guided us to be where we are today,” Hayes told @thechurchnews  (read full story on their site)

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Wishing Plano church member Eva Hayes, pictured front center, luck as she competes in frisbee at World Junior Ultimate Championships in England.

“We wouldn’t be here without God. It has been God who has guided us to be where we are today,” Hayes told @thechurchnews (read full story on their site)

@evahayes.15
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7 days ago

13 CommentsComment on Facebook

I'm going to find all 4 of these saints today and give them all a hug!! I'm a mother of an lds player from Australia. Your team is amazing btw!

Good luck Eva! We love you💕

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Temples in North Texas

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has been building temples since the 1830s. Temples are considered houses of God, places of holiness and peace separate from the world’s preoccupations. They provide a place where Church members can make formal promises and commitments to God to follow His son, Jesus Christ, and live righteous lives. God promises to bless and strengthen those who stay true to these sacred promises. Learn more about the temples located in North Texas below.