2022 | “Bloom” Bloom where planted… we believe the roots FAM has established in Houston over these past 10 years make it possible for our community to bloom.
2021 | “Determined to Thrive” Throughout 2021, we stood shoulder to shoulder with one another, and our determination to thrive intensified. You can still hear our cheer, our cry of “Umoja Ni Nguvu” across the greater Houston area as we claim that we are stronger together.
2020 | “Rooted in Community” There’s no doubt that 2020 was a tremendously difficult year. And yet, 2020 was also a year of tremendous joy and growth as we have put down roots ever deeper with one another — in community. Join us in remembering and rejoicing in what we’ve accomplished together.
Annual Reports
Articles
12.2022 | “How do community gardens work?” [Houston Chronicle]
10.2022 | “New community establishes roots with refugee-run farm” [Texas Annual Conference News]
12.2021 | “Houston church sees volunteers and refugees walk together in new program” [Houston Chronicle]
10.2017 | “Rev. Hannah Terry: In It for the Long Haul” [Houstonia Magazine]
09.2016 | “Meet the Minister Building Bridges Between Refugee Communities in Houston” [Houstonia Magazine]
04.2016 | “Who Is My Neighbor?” [Faith and Leadership at Duke Divinity School]
04.2015 | "Urban + Suburban: Churches Partner in Apartment Ministry" [Texas Annual Conference]
08.2012 | "Coming into View" [Together magazine, Westbury United Methodist Church]
Videos
01.2017 | “Houston in Black and White” [Houston Public Media, DiverseCity]
04.2016 | “Deep Listening” [Faith and Leadership at Duke Divinity School]
02.2015 | "James, Part 5" [St. Peter's United Methodist Church, Katy]
10.2014 | “Missional Imagination” [The Work of the People]
Podcasts
08.2019 | “Updated: Refugees, Apartment Buildings, and the Work of God" [Reports from the Spiritual Frontier]
