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### Government Status Recognition - State of Texas   The Texas State Board of Education recognizes Texas Seminary Christian University, a State of Texas-based and registered non-profit seminary, as having complied with Section 1005.06(1)(t), Texas' Statutes pursuant to religious institutions. Degree programs of study offered by Texas Seminary Christian University, have been declared exempt from the requirements for licensure, under provisions of Texas State General Statutes.   The Coordinating Board, Texas College and University System, is authorized by the Texas State Legislature to establish standards and criteria for degree granting institutions. The Coordinating Board has determined that Texas Seminary Christian University has authority to grant degrees in the State of Texas by virtue of its fully accredited status through The Association for Biblical Higher Education (formerly the Accrediting Association of Bible Colleges).   AUTHORIZATION TO GRANT DEGREES   The Accrediting Commission For Biblical Higher Education (ACBHE) is an independent, Texas based, non-profit corporation. Their purpose is to be an accrediting agency to Bible colleges, specialized schools, institutes and seminaries, which handle distance, external study programs and/or resident programs. ACBHE assist Institutions that do not choose the governmental connection with regional accreditation.   ACBHE is a Christian based foundation that is dedicated to the specialized area of Theological Education. No other secular corporate structure or alternate studies need to be addressed for the receiving of ACBHE Accreditation. Institutes are reviewed based upon their Theological studies alone.   Texas Seminary Christian University has satisfactorily attained the prescribed standards of the ACBHE required for certification and accreditation by this association and is therefore admitted as a fully recognized and accredited educational institution in good and regular standing. Therefore Texas Seminary Christian University has been granted the Certificate Of Accreditation with all rights and privileges in accordance with the rules, regulations, and guidelines of this Accrediting Agency. This authorization must be renewed each year and is based on the evaluation of standards concerning the quality of education, ethical business practices, and fiscal responsibility. ﻿ Texas Seminary Christian University allows the ACBHE to monitor, assess, and evaluate the standards of our Institution, as well as the quality of the education given to our students. Texas Seminary Christian University submits to the ACBHE requirements of high academic quality, accurate record-keeping, and ethical policies and practices.   Welcome to the National Bible College Association. The National Bible College Association provides reasonable and affordable accreditation for your Bible College or Theological Seminary. We are a membership-based association. All our members are required to accept the credits, diplomas and degrees issued by all other member schools. This means that a student who earns their Bachelor’s degree from your school and transfers to another member school is recognized as having completed the requirements for a Bachelor’s degree. Therefore, the student will not be required to take additional courses in order to obtain their Bachelor’s degree from the school they are transferring to. The National Bible College Association encourages all who operate a private, Christian, Bible College or Theological Seminary to become members of NBCA. There is strength in numbers, and we seek to honor God our Father in all we do. Member # TX2023252 Member Since: July, 2023
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## From The President
The Philosophy of Texas Seminary Christian University  is to provide our students with a training designed to impart the Revelation Knowledge of the Word of God, in order to enlighten and enrich students spiritually so they can impart the Anointing of the Holy Spirit. This is so vital and essential to fulfill the task of reaching the whole world with the Gospel; and to minister to the needs of the people with the power of the Holy Spirit.
The Theoretical Contents of the Degree Courses offered by Texas Seminary Christian University adequately cover all the essential Biblical Doctrines and Principles, which would challenge and motivate the students to maintain the highest spiritual standards, both in their personal lives and in their ministry, without violating the Word of God. The Highlights and the Unique Features of the curriculum of Texas Seminary Christian University include our written Courses. The curriculum design helps to facilitate Spiritual Leadership and Church Growth. Numerous comments tout the impact the Courses have had both in the personal lives and in the ministry of thousands of servants of God.
It is my conviction and firm belief that every prospective student of Texas Seminary Christian University, regardless of their background and calling, will find all the course materials provided by Texas Seminary Christian University, in the curriculum of various degree programs, very relevant, meaningful, practical and challenging. The curriculum has been prepared to help students achieve their ministry goals, with great success while optimizing the use of spiritual and material resources, which are available to them. This will allow students to extend the Kingdom of God, in a historic and an unprecedented way, facing the challenges of today!
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In January 2022, Coy was elected to the USDA's Farm Service Agency (FSA) Dallas Urban County Committee and serves as board chairman. The Dallas Urban County Committee works to encourage and promote urban, indoor, and other emerging agricultural production practices.
He also serves on the Dallas County Historical Commission, National Association of Farmer Elected Committees (N.A.F.E.C.) Executive Board Member, Dallas C.E.R.T., and Dallas County Medical Reserves Corps.
Coy is a former board member of the Mayor’s Task Force on Confederate Monuments, the South Dallas Fair Park Trust Fund Board, the City of Lancaster Texas Parks and Recreation Board, Baylor Scott & White- Resident Advisory Council, and the City of Lancaster Texas Tree Board.
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# Changing Lives Through GOD's Ministry: A Journey of Faith and Transformation
tscu2025Dec 24, 20242 min read
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**Introduction**
In the heart of Texas, where the spirit of community thrives and faith runs deep, lies a ministry that's making a profound impact on countless lives. GOD's ministry, short for "Giving Others Dreams," is a beacon of hope, empowering individuals to overcome challenges, discover their purpose, and embrace a brighter future.
**A Holistic Approach to Transformation**
GOD's ministry recognizes that true transformation involves nurturing every aspect of a person's being – spiritual, emotional, and physical. Through a diverse range of programs and initiatives, the ministry provides:
\* Spiritual Guidance: Weekly Bible studies, prayer meetings, and worship services offer a space for individuals to connect with God, deepen their faith, and find solace in His Word.
\* Emotional Support: Counseling services and support groups provide a safe and confidential environment for individuals to address emotional wounds, overcome past traumas, and develop healthy coping mechanisms.
\* Physical Empowerment: Health and wellness workshops, fitness classes, and community outreach programs promote physical well-being and encourage individuals to adopt healthy lifestyles.
Stories of Hope and Resilience
The impact of GOD's ministry is best reflected in the lives it has touched. Here are a few inspiring stories:
\* Sarah's Journey to Sobriety: Struggling with addiction for years, Sarah found hope and healing through GOD's ministry's recovery program. With the support of dedicated mentors and a faith-based approach, she overcame her addiction and is now living a fulfilling life in sobriety.
\* Michael's Second Chance: After serving time in prison, Michael felt lost and hopeless. GOD's ministry provided him with job training, mentorship, and spiritual guidance, helping him reintegrate into society and build a new life.
\* Maria's Path to Self-Discovery: Maria, a single mother battling depression, found strength and purpose through GOD's ministry's women's support group. The group provided her with a safe space to share her struggles, connect with other women, and rediscover her self-worth.
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# Feeding the Homeless is Ministry
tscu2025Dec 24, 20243 min read
In a world where many rush by those in need, feeding the homeless stands out as a profound act of compassion. This service goes beyond merely providing a meal. It strengthens communities and changes lives. As we explore the significance, methods, and deeper meaning behind this calling, we can see how feeding the homeless represents an essential aspect of community service and spiritual practice.
## Understanding the Spiritual Call
Feeding the homeless stems from a deep spiritual calling found in many faith traditions. Scriptures from the Bible, such as Matthew 25:35, remind us, "For I was hungry, and you gave me something to eat." This calling promotes kindness and generosity—crucial for personal growth and community health.
When we help those who are struggling, we reconnect with our shared humanity. For instance, volunteering at a local soup kitchen can transform a one-time act into a regular practice of empathy and compassion. It is not just about a meal; it’s about offering warmth, kindness, and understanding to those in need.
A warm and inviting soup kitchen filled with people sharing meals.
## The Practical Aspect of Feeding the Homeless
The practical components of feeding the homeless are equally important. Communities often organize efforts with volunteers, who come together to offer meals to those in need. Programs can take various forms, including:
* **Soup Kitchens**: More than 2,000 soup kitchens operate across the United States, serving over 3 million meals daily.
* **Mobile Outreach**: Some organizations take food directly to those on the streets, reaching individuals who might not visit a soup kitchen.
Collaborating with local organizations, schools, and faith-based groups can amplify these efforts. For instance, partnerships can provide greater resources, such as food donations from local grocery stores or restaurants.
Additionally, a sustainable approach might include education on nutrition and cooking. Community programs, such as cooking classes, can empower individuals with skills that lead to more self-sufficiency.
A thriving community garden filled with fresh vegetables ready for harvest.
## Building Relationships Through Meal Sharing
Feeding the homeless goes beyond food; it's about building meaningful relationships. Sharing a meal creates opportunities for conversations and connections. When volunteers interact with those they serve, it fosters dignity and respect.
These social interactions are vital. For example, many volunteers report that they learn life lessons—lessons in resilience, gratitude, and community. This mutual enrichment can break down barriers of misunderstanding, forming a more united community.
## The Role of Local Organizations
Local organizations play a pivotal role in feeding initiatives. Nonprofits focused on food security ensure vital services remain accessible to those in need. For example, large organizations like Feeding America supply meals to over 40 million people annually.
Community support is crucial for these efforts—donations of food and supplies help sustain their work. Engaging with local organizations allows individuals to contribute through various means, whether that is financial support or volunteering time.
Every small contribution can create a significant impact, whether donating canned goods or participating in a local food drive.
A donation box overflowing with canned goods ready to help those in need.
## Encouraging a Culture of Compassion
Nurturing a compassionate community starts with acknowledging our collective responsibility. Encouraging empathy toward those experiencing homelessness can lead to larger societal changes. Schools and community centers can work together to teach kindness and service from a young age.
Promoting success stories from feeding initiatives can inspire action. Highlighting the positive outcomes can motivate more individuals to engage in this significant ministry.
## Making a Difference Together
Feeding the homeless goes far beyond serving a meal. It embodies a ministry rooted in compassion, community, and connection. This crucial service not only addresses immediate hunger but fosters deeper relationships and a culture of empathy.
Through collective efforts and individual contributions, we can create a more inclusive community where kindness prevails. When we see the faces behind the statistics, we understand that feeding the homeless is a mission that can impact both hearts and lives.
Whether joining an existing program or starting a new initiative, everyone can make a difference. Together, we can strive for a world where no one goes hungry, and everyone feels valued and connected.
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