U.S. Congressman Brian Babin (TX-36) hosted a roundtable discussion with over a dozen members of the clergy from Liberty and Chambers Counties Tuesday evening at his Liberty County Satellite Office (located in inside the Dayton Police Station).
A wide range of topics were discussed included being a Christian leader in the community, protecting the First Amendment rights of ministers, ending infanticide, rejecting anti-Semitism, and church and community safety.
The meeting concluded with prayer for our communities, country, and prayer for Rep. Babin as he serves in Congress (photo attached).
“It is so important to meet with the leaders of our churches,” said Babin. “As a Christian myself, holding these roundtables with our local pastors to discuss the many issues that our country is facing is extremely close to my heart.”
Pastors left to right are Dwight Pruitt (St. Miles MBC-Ames), Carl Williamson (Calvary Baptist-Cleveland), Danny Biddy (Chaplain, Chambers County Sheriff’s Office), Howie Howeth (Journey Fellowship-Dayton), Rep. Brian Babin, George Ohmstede (FBC-Dayton), Ken Davis (Calvary Baptist-Dayton), Todd Willett (The Sanctuary-Cleveland), Ronnie Henderson (Mt. Rose MBC-Liberty), Joe Landry (Little Rock MBC – Old River-Winfree), Herman Moor (Apostolic Tabernacle-Liberty), Ted Smith (St. Stephen’s Episcopal-Liberty), George Finney (New Life Church-Kenefick), Aaron DeLaughter (New Life UPC-Liberty) and Lance Blackwell (Chaplain, City of Cleveland).