Texas 2009 81st Regular

Texas House Bill HR1861 Introduced / Bill

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                    81R28595 JNC-D
 By: Eiland H.R. No. 1861


 R E S O L U T I O N
 WHEREAS, Members of First Union Baptist Church in Galveston
 are gathering on May 17, 2009, to pay tribute to their pastor, the
 Reverend David L. Everson, Sr., for his decade of outstanding
 service to the church; and
 WHEREAS, The congregation has witnessed many positive
 changes during the tenure of Reverend Everson; dedicated to
 improving the church facility, he has been responsible for
 repairing the parsonage and replacing the carpet throughout, and he
 is currently in the process of overseeing major renovations needed
 to recover from the effects of Hurricane Ike; and
 WHEREAS, Reverend Everson has ordained three ministers and
 three deacons since joining First Union Baptist Church, and it is
 fitting that he will ordain another minister and a deacon during his
 anniversary celebration; and
 WHEREAS, This notable pastor has also benefited the greater
 community by overseeing the repair of Hall's Chapel for use as a
 computer school and resource center for youth and adult literacy;
 and
 WHEREAS, The members of First Union Baptist Church have been
 blessed by Reverend Everson's outstanding ability to preach, to
 teach, to lead the congregation in its spiritual growth and
 development, and to provide assistance to members with spiritual
 and personal concerns; and
 WHEREAS, Reverend Everson has touched the lives of countless
 individuals throughout the past 10 years, and the congregants of
 First Union Baptist have been all the richer for his presence; now,
 therefore, be it
 RESOLVED, That the House of Representatives of the 81st Texas
 Legislature hereby congratulate the Reverend David L. Everson, Sr.,
 on his 10th anniversary with First Union Baptist Church and extend
 to him sincere best wishes for the future; and, be it further
 RESOLVED, That an official copy of this resolution be
 prepared for Reverend Everson as an expression of high regard by the
 Texas House of Representatives.