Monthly Archives: October 2018

Many know of the H.O.P.E class here at Southside. For those who do not, this is what people are saying about it:

 

Evan Johnson: “It is a glimpse of what it really means to love your neighbor as yourself.”

 

Chris Jeter: “A ministry that accepts people as they are, but loves them too much to let them...

The “Invisible Empire” of the KKK was very visible in Fort Worth one hundred

years ago. In the 1920s our town was home to one of the largest klaverns (lodges)

in the nation. Klavern 101 boasted an estimated 6000 men. There was also an

active Woman’s Auxiliary and “Junior KKK” for teenage boys. The Ku Klux Klan had

been...

Two weeks ago, we had our first Spiritual Disciplines Retreat for Adults, and I want to share some of my reflections of how I saw God at work:

 

1) God brought together an amazing group to experience the weekend 

together. There were young and old. There were people that grew up in the church and those that...

The changing of seasons brings excitement. We have been blessed with rain and cooler weather. Fall is officially here; change is coming. We anticipate with excitement the future and at the same time we look back over the summer and reminisce about the past. We relish the memories, yet look with anticipation what the next...