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Ronnie Goines was arrested in July on sexual assault and indecent charges. He stepped away from preaching in August.
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Volunteers from across the country are in southern Appalachia to help with recovery from Hurricane Helene. Among them are a Texas couple who have volunteered at a dozen disaster sites this year.
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If convicted, former Brite Divinity School professor Charles Bellinger could face up to 20 years in federal prison.
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Fort Worth police arrested a professor with the Brite Divinity School, located on Texas Christian University's campus, for possession of child pornography.
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Clemishire told Texas lawmakers she turned down the nondisclosure agreement because it would have kept the alleged abuse of Gateway Church pastor Robert Morris a secret.
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After more than a year of legal and religious disputes between Fort Worth Catholic Bishop Michael Olson and the Discalced Carmelite Nuns in Arlington, the sisters have transferred ownership of the monastery to a new foundation.
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Texas Republicans aren’t shy about touting their Christian faith when advocating for conservative legislation. But many of those same people have taken aim at Catholic organizations in Texas that work with migrants – groups that say their religion is what moves them to help immigrants coming to the state.
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David Scarberry is the evangelistic outreach leader for Revival City Church in McKinney. He was arrested Monday and charged with continuous violence against family.
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The lawsuit accused a teenager of sexually assaulting a 13-year-old youth member in 2016.
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Lead preacher Steve Lawson has been removed from his position following an "inappropriate relationship" with a woman, according to church elders.
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Fort Worth City Council unanimously voted Sept. 17 to annex nearly 6 acres located northwest of Blue Mound Road and Double Eagle Boulevard. The annexation area sits in Denton County but within Fort Worth’s extraterritorial jurisdiction, which is an area outside the city limits where cities can regulate some activities through agreements with the county.
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Supporters say kids need to understand the Bible to understand American literature. But opponents say kids are too young for this type of instruction and the materials could alienate students who aren't Christian.