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I work as a Faith Reporter for The Dallas Morning News through a partnership with Report for America, and cover the religious communities, people, and conversations in North Texas.

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‘The church is alive’: Houston gathering energizes nearly 2,000 Catholic youth Original

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By Adrian Ashford Verified
| Houston Chronicle Verified
Houston-area youth join in prayer at The Archdiocesan Youth Conference hosted by the Catholic Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston in the Hilton Americas in Houston, Friday, July 31, 2026. Jacob Lujan/Houston Chronicle Houston-area youth hold signs as they start their weekend at The Archdiocesan Youth Conference hosted by the Catholic Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston in the Hilton Americas in Houston, Friday, July 31, 2026.
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A lawsuit at Houston's Second Baptist Church created a civil war. Here are all the major updates

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By Adrian Ashford Verified
| Houston Chronicle Verified
May 31, 2023 New bylaws approved The Jeremiah Counsel’s suit alleged that Second Baptist misled its members into giving up their voting rights at a sparsely attended 2023 meeting. During the meeting, Second Baptist leadership had members vote on a new set of bylaws without allowing everyone there to read them, according to the lawsuit. Only 315 of the church’s 94,000 members voted to approve the new bylaws in a 315-2 vote, court documents show.
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An SBC leader called a Southern Baptist sex abuse probe a 'snipe hunt.' Survivors want an apology.

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By Adrian Ashford Verified
| Yahoo Verified
A group of survivors and advocates penned an open letter asking the Southern Baptist Convention's president and a prominent Dallas-area pastor to apologize to survivors of sex abuse. The letter's 86 signees said SBC President Willy Rice dismissed survivors and their push for accountability. They urged him to change course. "It is not survivors who have made clergy sexual abuse political," the letter stated.
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