A Safe Path to Citizenship: Houston Advocates Lead the Way for Immigrants
By: The Christian Herald HOUSTON, TX — In a city that thrives on diversity and resilience, over 360,000 lawful permanent residents are living just one step away from the promise
Pearland: A Community on the Rise and Rooted in Purpose
By: The Christian Herald Pearland, Texas — May 27, 2025 When U.S. News & World Report unveiled its annual ranking of the “Best Places to Live in the U.S.” for
Texas House Passes Bill Letting Moms Use HOV Lanes Solo
By :The Christian Herald In a symbolic nod to the value of motherhood, the Texas House recently passed a bill allowing pregnant women and all mothers to drive alone in
Honoring Our Graduates: Dr. Olagoke Joshua George
By: The Christian Herald Class of 2025 – Texas Southern University The Christian Herald is proud to honor Dr. Olagoke Joshua George, a remarkable young man walking boldly into a
What does the Bible say about Christian mothers?
Jesus said, “You are the salt of the earth” (Luke 5:13). A Christian mother isn’t necessarily better than other mothers; but rather she has special seasoning due to the presence
“Habemus Papam”: A New Pope for a New Era – Global Reactions and Hope Among American Christians
By: The Christian Herald May 8, 2025 VATICAN CITY — In a moment watched by millions across the globe, white smoke billowed from the Sistine Chapel chimney earlier today, signaling
REAL ID Enforcement Takes Flight: What Texans Need to Know
By The Christian Herald Houston, TX – As of May 7, 2025, the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) has commenced full enforcement of the REAL ID Act, a federal mandate that
Southwest Farmers Market Announces Scholarship Program For High School Seniors
Southwest Farmers Market (SWFM) recently announced the organization’s maiden Scholarship Program. This year, SWFM will commit $50,000 in scholarship funds to Ten(10) African graduating High School Seniors, with each receiving
Candidates Share Visions, Values at Local Election Forum
By: Christian Herald As early voting continues ahead of the May 3 municipal election, community members gathered Saturday at the University of Houston–Sugar Land campus to hear directly from candidates