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Peace Eblast - Wednesday, January 28, 2026

Peace Weekly News eBlast

Wednesday, January 28, 2026

January Newsletter

The February newsletter will be available next week.
Stay tuned to the eblast.

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2025 Annual Congregational Meeting Rescheduled

2025 Annual Congregational Meeting Rescheduled

Resources:

Annual Congregational Zoom Link

2025 Annual Report Here

2025 Annual Video Presentation Here

Sunday’s Preview – A Love that Moves Outward

Sunday’s Preview – A Love that Moves Outward

Read John 4:1-42

Jesus moves outward to the Samaritan woman at the well. He crosses a boundary nobody else will, but the Spirit moves him to bring God’s love beyond all borders.

Join us on Sunday as God crosses all boundaries to reveal his love for us.

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Read John 4:1-42
Leading us in Worship

Leading us in Worship

Sunday, February 1, 2025

Mission Spotlight January 2026

Mission Spotlight January 2026

First Footing

The journey from a housing crisis to stability is possible with one key ingredient: support. After learning about a person’s circumstances that led to seeking help, NB Housing Partners’ dedicated team helps with immediate needs and assists each individual or family with developing a plan to gain housing or strengthen their housing stability. The common thread among our program participants is that they are struggling with their current circumstances and they need a hand up, not a handout. NB Housing Partners provides this support in the form of street outreach, shelter for up to 66 adults, inclement shelter during nights below 40 degrees, support services, rental and/or rehousing assistance, targeted case management, and short-term housing.  

Our First Footing shelter recently expanded its capacity by 57%, adding another 24 beds and a pet kennel so individuals can shelter with their furry companion nearby. The shelter is not just about a bed- it is about providing support services such as basic needs, targeted case management focused on housing goals, job assistance, income benefit enrollment help, transportation, and linkages to behavioral healthcare and medical care, including assistance with medical costs. In 2025, we provided close to 15,000 nights of shelter for over 200 unhoused individuals and support services for nearly 500 people. Our waiting list for services grew to nearly 90 individuals in the last year, so our expanded capacity will allow us to serve even more people in 2026. These services are even more crucial during cold weather months, where shelter, meals, and warm clothing is crucial for life safety.

Our community's rapid growth, particularly over the last decade, has led to a large housing deficit of approximately 9,500 units for lower income levels. As a result, 48% of our community struggles with housing cost burdens that consume 30% or more of their income. Therefore, we are expanding our rental assistance services to help prevent homelessness for individuals and families who experience a crisis and struggle with maintaining their housing. 

As NB Housing Partners continues to grow, our vision remains clear: to build a community where everyone has a place to call home. Committed to taking strategic steps to address both urgent housing crises and ensuring that long-term affordable housing options are within reach at every income level, NB Housing Partners continues to be a lifeline for residents of our community experiencing the challenges of homelessness.

If you or someone you know needs housing assistance, call (830) 272-5020 or visit us at 4120 Loop 337. To learn more about our services, in kind donation items most needed, or volunteer opportunities, visit www.nbhousingpartner.org or contact Kellie Stallings at kellie@nbhousingpartners.org.

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Family Promise Volunteer Opportunity

Once again, our church family has completed a year of giving and supporting the families that are experiencing homelessness in the Family Promise program.  The program is evolving and currently the families are remaining at the Day Center, with us bringing the evening meal to them. 

Due to space limitations at the Center, dining with them can be a little crowded, so we are planning to provide a small potluck, the first Sunday of our rotation, at Peace Lutheran.  This will give us an opportunity to get to know them, and allows them to see that Peace is invested in helping them succeed. 

The program is going through a growth phase, with a new Social Worker coming on board the end of January, as well as two other new staff members.  Our next rotation is set for Sunday,  March 1st thru Saturday, March 7.  Watch for information, as it becomes available in future Eblasts and posters in the Narthex as Family Promise grows and addresses the needs of the unhoused in our community. 

Tentatively, our potluck will occur on Sunday, March 1st.  Let me know if you are interested in taking part.

Peace,
Karen Laughlin FP coordinator

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New Braunfels, TX
United States 78130

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