The Night the River Rose
By: Christian Herald It was the early hours of July 4, 2025 — Independence Day. Quiet blankets had just fallen across Camp Mystic, an all-girls Christian camp nestled along the
“We’re Better Together”: How the Literacy Council of Fort Bend County Helps Immigrants Become Citizens
By The Christian Herald In a quiet building nestled in the heart of Sugar Land, the Literacy Council of Fort Bend County is helping people take one of the most
New Rules Reshape Credit Scores for Millions of Americans
By The Christian Herald In a significant shift that could alter the financial future of millions, two substantial changes are being introduced to how credit scores are calculated in the
Trump’s New Travel Ban Sparks Global Concern and Legal Pushback
In a move that has reignited fierce debate over immigration policy, President Donald Trump has issued a new travel ban targeting several countries across Africa, the Middle East, and parts
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
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
Committed Parents, Committed Kids? New Study Reveals Surprising Realities
EXPORT, PA – What really happens when evangelical parents pour their faith into raising their kids? Do those seeds grow into lasting spiritual commitment—or do they fall away over time?