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Thank you to everyone who attended the MLK Commemorative Banquet last night! A special congratulations to our award winners: Drum Major Award: Amber Newman, CEO, Boys & Girls Club of Brazoria County, TX Trailblazer Award: Bishop C. E. Richardson, Sr. Distinguished Presidential Award: Bishop Milton M. White, Sr. Award of Appreciation: David Winder, Community Affairs, Freeport LNGRead More →

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If you cannot make it in person to the Community Worship Service on January 15th, you can tune in to the First Missionary Baptist Church’s Facebook page for the livestream: https://www.facebook.com/groups/fmbcangletontexas/?ref=share&mibextid=NSMWBTRead More →

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Old Town Reunion – $1,500The Old Town Reunion organization has been in existence for 15 years with a primary focus on sponsoring a reunion for individuals who currently live in the Brazoria, Texas area, have previously lived in the area, or have been a member of a church in this community. This is an annual event which includes a historical narration of Brazoria, TX. Attendees are asked to donate to the preservation of “The Hut”, a historical facility in this community. George Washington Carver H.S. – $2,500The Quick Start Program (Phase III) supports high school graduates in earning certifications that prepare them for successful entryRead More →

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“Books, minds, and umbrellas only work if they are opened!”  This quote spoke volumes at the Greater Mount Zion Church in Brazoria 12th Annual Dream Camp that was held on July 10-14, 2023. The Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration Committee was right there to support the camp with a Book Fair. The MLKCC purchased books for grade levels 1st -8th grades that were written by various young-adult authors. On the first day of the camp, each student had an opportunity to choose from the various books in their grade level. Inserted in each book was a book report assignment. This assignment gave the reader anRead More →

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MLKCC recently announced its 2022-2023 Community Grant recipients for cycle 2. 1. S.T.O.P. INC.- a non- profit organization headquartered in Brazoria County. STOP’s mission is to reduce suicidal behaviors through public education, local community advocacy, staff training, school assemblies, peer support groups and parent workshops. The primary focus of S.T.O.P. is to educate as many students and educators on the signs and symptoms associated with teen suicide including mental health and develop peer to peer awareness that could save a life. This program started in 2018 reaching audiences across Brazoria County and Texas. 2. TRUE TO LIFE MINISTRIES-: LEVEL Up Summer Internship Program – aRead More →