🙏 A Special Thank You to Pastor Will Starkweather! 🙏

I’m honored to have Pastor William R. Starkweather join The Conversation with Pastor Sincere for our discussion on Faith, Democracy, and Christian Nationalism. His insight and experience will bring great depth to this important conversation!

📢 This session will be available online on Spotify, Amazon Music, TuneIn, iHeartRadio, RSS.com, and YouTube. You can also find it on my website at SincereLifeCoach.org.

A little about Pastor Will...

On Sunday, October 22, the congregation of St. Mark’s Lutheran Church called Pastor William R. Starkweather to be their next pastor. He has accepted the call and will begin his journey with St. Mark’s in December.

Originally from Marietta, Georgia, Pastor Starkweather holds a Human Services degree from Kennesaw State University. He has worked with at-risk youth at the Children’s Stabilization and Assessment Center in Canton, Georgia, before pursuing his call to ministry. After graduating from Luther Seminary in St. Paul, Minnesota, he served in New York’s Hudson Valley before moving to Texas, where he became an active leader in interfaith work, addiction recovery, and prison ministry.

Beyond ministry, Pastor Will enjoys playing guitar, writing, baking cheesecakes, and spending time with his wife, Julie, and their three children.

Thank you, Pastor Will, for sharing your wisdom and passion in this conversation. We look forward to an enlightening discussion!

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🎙️ Podcast Episode Description: The Conversation with Pastor David L. Sincere Jr. – Featuring Fort Bend County District Attorney Brian Middleton & Former Judge Frank Fraley

In this special Black History Month Bible Study Edition of The Conversation, Pastor David L. Sincere Jr. hosts an eye-opening discussion on criminal justice, mass incarceration, civil rights, and juvenile justice with distinguished legal experts:

• Brian Middleton – Fort Bend County District Attorney, the first African American DA in the county, with extensive experience as a prosecutor, judge, and private attorney.
• Frank Fraley – Former Judge of the Texas 240th District Court, bringing deep knowledge of the legal system, judicial integrity, and justice reform.

🔥 Key Topics Discussed:

✅ The impact of mass incarceration and sentencing disparities ✅ Civil rights challenges within the legal system ✅ The role of judges and prosecutors in justice reform ✅ Juvenile justice and community-based solutions ✅ How churches and faith leaders can advocate for justice

📢 Listen in as Pastor Sincere, DA Middleton, and Judge Fraley answer pressing civil rights questions and explore actionable solutions for a fairer legal system.

🔗 Missed the live discussion? Catch up now! #TheConversation #BlackHistoryMonth #CriminalJustice #FaithAndJustice #UnityAndTransformation

The Conversation with Pastor Sincere | Fort Bend Civil Rights History with Lester Robert Blizzard

Description: Join The Conversation with Pastor Sincere as he sits down with Lester Robert Blizzard from the Fort Bend District Attorney's Office to explore the rich and often untold history of civil rights in Fort Bend County. Recorded in March 2023, this powerful discussion highlights pivotal moments, key figures, and the lasting impact of the civil rights movement on the community today.

Discover how past struggles for justice continue to shape Fort Bend County and gain insights into the ongoing efforts to ensure equality and civil rights for all.

💬 Topic: Fort Bend Civil Rights History 👤 Guest: Lester Robert Blizzard, Fort Bend District Attorney's Office 📅 Date: March 2023

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This session will be online and available on all major media platforms, including Spotify, Amazon Music, TuneIn, iHeartRadio, RSS.com, and YouTube. It will also be featured on my website at SincereLifeCoach.org.

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