Texas 2019 - 86th Regular

Texas House Bill HR333

Caption

Congratulating Bishop Charles E. Richardson Sr. on his 30th anniversary as pastor of Calvary First Baptist Church in Corpus Christi.

Impact

The resolution serves to honor Bishop Richardson's commitment and leadership in the community, illustrating the influence that religious leaders can have in promoting social and educational initiatives. By celebrating individual milestones such as this, the resolution reinforces the value of community service among local leaders and highlights the role of faith-based organizations in addressing community needs. It provides an example of how civic recognition can strengthen ties between government and religious entities within the state.

Summary

House Resolution 333 congratulates Bishop Charles E. Richardson Sr. on his 30th anniversary as the pastor of Calvary First Baptist Church in Corpus Christi. The resolution recognizes his longstanding commitment to the community and highlights various achievements during his tenure, including fundraising for a new church facility and establishing programs such as an after-school computer initiative. Bishop Richardson has not only served his congregation but has also been involved in numerous community organizations and events, establishing himself as a significant figure in local leadership beyond church activities.

Sentiment

The sentiment related to HR333 is overwhelmingly positive, reflecting a collective appreciation for Bishop Richardson's service and impact. The resolution embodies a sense of gratitude not only from the church community but also from the broader population who have likely benefited from his various initiatives. The tone conveys respect and admiration, reinforcing a community that values leadership in both spiritual and civic domains.

Contention

While the resolution acknowledges the extensive contributions of Bishop Richardson, there was no mention of any notable contention or controversy surrounding this recognition. Instead, the resolution is presented as a unified acknowledgment of a leader's commitment to both church and community, celebrating his legacy without opposition. This lack of discussion on contention suggests a harmonious community recognition where Bishop Richardson's contributions stand uncontested.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

TX HR2091

Congratulating Ellery A. Richard of Second Shiloh Missionary Baptist Church in Houston on his 19th pastoral anniversary.

TX HR589

Congratulating Dr. J. Kie Bowman on his retirement as senior pastor of Hyde Park Baptist Church in Austin.

TX HR1163

In memory of the Reverend Ricky Charles Bell, pastor of Forest Lawn Missionary Baptist Church in Houston.

TX HR1066

Congratulating the Reverend D. N. Benford Sr. of Rising Star Missionary Baptist Church in Texas City on being recognized by Guinness World Records as the longest-serving pastor of the same church.

TX HR120

Congratulating Bishop Mark D. Kirkland of Greater Saint Mark Ministries on his 50th anniversary in the ministry.

TX SR450

Recognizing Floyd Nathaniel Williams Sr. for his leadership of Antioch Missionary Baptist Church.

TX HR195

Commemorating the 125th anniversary of Katy's First Baptist Church.

TX HR6

Honoring Pastor Elias R. Vasquez and Emma Vasquez of First Christian Church in Alice for their service.

TX SR63

Recognizing Joseph Jackson on his elevation to the office of Auxiliary Bishop in the Church of God in Christ, International.

TX HR1147

Commending Pastor David L. Smith on his 31 years of service to New Bethlehem Missionary Baptist Church in Houston.

Similar Bills

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