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Last week, a special international conference held in Dallas, Texas, brought people from around the world to usher in the return of the Messiah. 

The first annual conference, titled “Gather America,” brought Jews and Gentiles together in worship and the theme of crying out to the Lord in repentance, CBN News reports. More than 1,000 Christians were reportedly in attendance for the event.

“Hearts and voices unite in #praise and #worship at an international conference called "Gather America" in Dallas, Texas, co-founded by the talented American-Israeli Messianic singer, Joshua Aaron,” wrote Jerusalem Dateline on X, formerly known as Twitter.

The post also included a clip of a woman singing “Days of Elijah” in Spanish while a dance team is dancing by the altar. 

Planned Parenthood could pay up to $1.8 billion if U.S. District Judge Matthew Kacsmaryk rules in favor of a Texas lawsuit against Planned Parenthood.

A Texas pastor who went missing last week on his way to work was found dead inside a pickup truck Tuesday afternoon.

A massive search for a Texas pastor continues after he left his home for his secular job last week but never made it there.

The El Paso Police Department has arrested a man suspected of burglarizing a local church and vandalizing it with Satanic symbols.

The Baptist General Convention of Texas approved and adopted a statement last week encouraging its staff to continue to affirm women in “ministerial and leadership roles.”

A Texas church has issued an apology after an in-law of the Duggars of TLC's 19 Kids and Counting made controversial comments about slavery during a guest sermon last month.

During a June 25 Sunday School lesson at Fairpark Baptist Church in Fort Worth, Texas, Mike Keller, whose daughter, Anna Duggar, is married to the currently incarcerated Josh Duggar, compared protests in modern times to slavery.

Children with a Texas church recently packed 9,000 meals for those in need as part of the church's Vacation Bible School activities.

A Texas-based musical interpretation of the life of Jesus created by a teen missionary is closing after only one month due to a lack of ticket sales.

A tornado made landfall in northwest Texas Wednesday night, killing four and injuring 10 people.