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How can churches and schools work together to make a lasting difference in the lives of kids? In this week's episode of POD Strangely Warmed, Rev. Daniel Hawkins sits down with Tabitha Branum, District Superintendent of Richardson ISD, and Robert Grinsfelder, co-leader of the Children First ministry at First UMC Richardson.
Together, they share how intentional partnerships between churches and schools move beyond one-time projects to become real relationships that support teachers, strengthen communities, and invest in every child, every day. From stocking classrooms to mentoring students to showing up with consistency, these stories highlight the power of faith communities when they step up to champion public schools.
"Being a good partner begins with being a good listener."
Website - htcumc.org Facebook - @HTCUMC Instagram - @HTCUMC TikTok - @horizontxumc YouTube - @htcumc Spotify - Horizon Texas Conference
By Horizon Texas Conference UMC and Rev. Daniel Hawkins5
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How can churches and schools work together to make a lasting difference in the lives of kids? In this week's episode of POD Strangely Warmed, Rev. Daniel Hawkins sits down with Tabitha Branum, District Superintendent of Richardson ISD, and Robert Grinsfelder, co-leader of the Children First ministry at First UMC Richardson.
Together, they share how intentional partnerships between churches and schools move beyond one-time projects to become real relationships that support teachers, strengthen communities, and invest in every child, every day. From stocking classrooms to mentoring students to showing up with consistency, these stories highlight the power of faith communities when they step up to champion public schools.
"Being a good partner begins with being a good listener."
Website - htcumc.org Facebook - @HTCUMC Instagram - @HTCUMC TikTok - @horizontxumc YouTube - @htcumc Spotify - Horizon Texas Conference

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