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Reverend Murray G. Martin, Senior Pastor
Jan-29-22
"You Are Off The Hook"
Romans 8:1-4
"Hope Is Here"
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I let go and I let God...let God have His way..
GOD THANK YOU For YOUR GRACE AND MERCY🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽❤💛
GOD THANK YOU FOR WORSHIP AND PRAISE, OUR AL, In JESUS NAME. AMEN🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽
Thank you Jesus for Forgiveness
Remind me of HIS Mercy & Forgive & Encourage yourself!!!
Sang that Song, Mr. Roger Stewart! Hallelujah!!!!
GLORYYYY Hallelujah to God! THANK YOU JESUS!!!!! 🏃🏿♀️🏃🏿♀️🏃🏿♀️🏃🏿♀️🏃🏿♀️🏃🏿♀️🏃🏿♀️
Preach, Pastor Martin!!!
Lord, you are worthy of my praise.
Thank you God 🙏🏽
Praise God
Preach, Teach & Reach!
Thank you Lord
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I made it out alright!!! Thank You Jesus!!
Preach Preacher Thank you Jesus.!!!!!!!!!!!!
We've got to be honest with ourselves! PERIODT!
Good morning HSBC!
The Lord will make a way somehow 🙋🏿♀️🙏🏾🎵🎼🎶 yes He will!
JESUS PAID IT ALL WITH HIS BLOOD🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽
Good morning to all. Be blessed.
Amen!!! Hallelujah God!
Blessed Sunday morning everybody!
AMEN!!!
Good Morning. Be Blessed
“My flesh and my heart faileth: but God is the strength of my heart, and my portion forever.” Psalm 73:26
#tyre #TyreNichols
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Prayers and condolences to the family.
Rest In Peace
RestWell Young King.
RIP. YOUNG MAN.
Rest in Peace
Praying 🙏
My opinion: 1) All police cadets should be dog catcher for at least one year. 2) They should study sociology and anger/stress management for one year to two years. 3) They should become experts at de-escalation of adverse situations. 4) They should perform excellent firearm handling in situational conditions and environments. 5) They should perform and pass physical exercises compatible to soldiers in basic camp. 6) They shall be taught not to perform racial profiling. 7) They shall reframe from other methods that will cause permanent damage or death and be considered inhumane.
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Praying for his family
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Brenda Faye Watson answered the call from heaven on January 18, 2023. She was the first born to the late Willie E. Watson and the late Helen F. Kennard on November 2, 1953.
A native Houstonian raised in the heart of 3rd Ward, where she attended J. Will Jones & Turner Elementary, Ryan Middle School, and Jack Yates High School until they relocated to the South Park community. Due to moving and zoning, she graduated from Ross Shaw Sterling High School. She continued her education at Alvin Junior College obtaining her administrative assistant certificate. She later attended Houston Community College in pursuit of a nursing career.
At an early age, she accepted Christ at Jordan Grove Baptist Church. Brenda later became a member of Holman Street Baptist under the leadership of the late Rev. Sherman A. Douglas, where she was involved in Mission, CPA (Concerned Parents Association) and the choir under the leadership of the late Shephard Teacher, Manson B. Johnson. In 1996, she went on to join the Bethel Praise & Worship Center family under the leadership of the late Lionel Keys. Brenda was involved in the children and youth ministry as well as the Deaconess Ministry under the leadership of Sr. Pastor Dwight Keys.
In 1985, Brenda began her career in the utility industry, working for a small family business known as Muniservice. She worked with this company for more than 20 years, helping the company to grow until it was sold. She continued working in the utility industry until attaining a job with the City of Houston. She worked with the City of Houston until her health began to fail.
Brenda was a very charismatic and candid person with a very generous heart. Her home was always a haven for family and friends. She was known in the community and by her church families as the hairdresser and the seamstress. On any given Saturday morning you could visit and receive a big hot breakfast, get your hair done and experience a laugh or two.
In 1974, she married her high school sweetheart Bobby W. Scott and to this union they loved and cared for their four children; whom will cherish their memories with her forever, Brian (Kennisha), Brenna, Brandon and Britney. She had a vast love for family, always lending a hand to care for her nieces and nephews. This love afforded her the opportunity to raise her niece, Deondria as her own daughter. She had an infinite love for her goddaughter Deadria Allen.Brenda affectionally known as Granny, leaves precious memories with her grandchildren, Sydney Fairbanks, Haleigh Scott, Brandon Scott,II, Christian Fairbanks and Briannee Scott. Brenda was keen on creating lasting relationships with her late parents, her aunt Bennie Mae Mckinley (Frank), her bonus mom Mary Watson, all her siblings, Debra Green (George), Pamela Campbell (Ceasar), Memorie Huelett (Micheal), Malandria Watson (Terry), Billy Watson (LaQuisa) and Michael Watson (Rhonda). Her relationships were everlasting, creating a bond that was unbreakable with her mother-in-love Eleanor Caesar and her sisters-in-love the late Bridgett Scott, Linda Williams-Moore (Harlon), the late Wanda Scott, Tanya Scott, Donetta Scott, Constalene Ferguson (Kenneth), Jackie Ward (James), Diane Norton (Ervin), and the late Vanessa Johnson.
She leaves a host of relatives and friends to cherish her memories.
A native Houstonian raised in the heart of 3rd Ward, where she attended J. Will Jones & Turner Elementary, Ryan Middle School, and Jack Yates High School until they relocated to the South Park community. Due to moving and zoning, she graduated from Ross Shaw Sterling High School. She continued her education at Alvin Junior College obtaining her administrative assistant certificate. She later attended Houston Community College in pursuit of a nursing career.
At an early age, she accepted Christ at Jordan Grove Baptist Church. Brenda later became a member of Holman Street Baptist under the leadership of the late Rev. Sherman A. Douglas, where she was involved in Mission, CPA (Concerned Parents Association) and the choir under the leadership of the late Shephard Teacher, Manson B. Johnson. In 1996, she went on to join the Bethel Praise & Worship Center family under the leadership of the late Lionel Keys. Brenda was involved in the children and youth ministry as well as the Deaconess Ministry under the leadership of Sr. Pastor Dwight Keys.
In 1985, Brenda began her career in the utility industry, working for a small family business known as Muniservice. She worked with this company for more than 20 years, helping the company to grow until it was sold. She continued working in the utility industry until attaining a job with the City of Houston. She worked with the City of Houston until her health began to fail.
Brenda was a very charismatic and candid person with a very generous heart. Her home was always a haven for family and friends. She was known in the community and by her church families as the hairdresser and the seamstress. On any given Saturday morning you could visit and receive a big hot breakfast, get your hair done and experience a laugh or two.
In 1974, she married her high school sweetheart Bobby W. Scott and to this union they loved and cared for their four children; whom will cherish their memories with her forever, Brian (Kennisha), Brenna, Brandon and Britney. She had a vast love for family, always lending a hand to care for her nieces and nephews. This love afforded her the opportunity to raise her niece, Deondria as her own daughter. She had an infinite love for her goddaughter Deadria Allen.Brenda affectionally known as Granny, leaves precious memories with her grandchildren, Sydney Fairbanks, Haleigh Scott, Brandon Scott,II, Christian Fairbanks and Briannee Scott. Brenda was keen on creating lasting relationships with her late parents, her aunt Bennie Mae Mckinley (Frank), her bonus mom Mary Watson, all her siblings, Debra Green (George), Pamela Campbell (Ceasar), Memorie Huelett (Micheal), Malandria Watson (Terry), Billy Watson (LaQuisa) and Michael Watson (Rhonda). Her relationships were everlasting, creating a bond that was unbreakable with her mother-in-love Eleanor Caesar and her sisters-in-love the late Bridgett Scott, Linda Williams-Moore (Harlon), the late Wanda Scott, Tanya Scott, Donetta Scott, Constalene Ferguson (Kenneth), Jackie Ward (James), Diane Norton (Ervin), and the late Vanessa Johnson.
She leaves a host of relatives and friends to cherish her memories.
🙏❤️🙏❤️🙏❤️ Sending condolences and prayers to the Scott and Watson families.
Sending condolences to the Scott family.
Being Brenna my deepest condolences to you and your family I definitely knows the feeling but Glory To God whom we know to be our healer in this time of need.🕊️🕊️🤍🤍
Brenda and I grew up at Jordan Grove together and then raised our children at Holman Street after marriage. Rest with God dear Brenda Faye. Praying for her children and other family members.
Sorry for your loss
Beautiful homecoming celebration. Continued prayers for the family. 🙏❤️🙏❤️
Sending prayers and heartfelt condolences 🙏🏼
God's strength & love to the family & friends of our dear sister💖 RIP .🙏🏽
Condolences to the family
Praying for you and the family
What A Beautiful Service..Job Well Done...
Praying with the family
What A Wonderful Woman of God....
Thank You Bonus Mom. Brenda F. Watson-Scott My God
My Condolences 💐
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Condolences to the Scott family.
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We exist to lead people to a life of #hope by…..#honoringthesavior #HopeIsHere 🙌🏾
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