ME Francis Ministries

Dr. Monty Francis, founder of M.E. Francis Ministries and Pastor of 40 plus years

Pastor Francis is also the Servant -Leader at the Fellowship Missionary Baptist Church of Ft. Worth, Texas.

About Us

EXPOSITORY PREACHING

About Dr. Monty Francis: an expository preacher and ensures that the Word of God will minister to your life.

OUR AIM IS TO GROW CHRISTIANS AND THEIR MINISTRIES

The focus: Christian growth, Church growth, the growth of spiritual gifts and the birthing of new ministries that fit the needs of your personal ministry or your church. We envision granting ministers' a platform to send forth their gifts in thier efforts to advance Kingdom of God. These are the joyous tasks which we seek to undertake. We'd like to accommodate you and assist you if you are in need of a church platform. If you are temporary in the Greater Ft. Worth or Waco areas, we vow to watch and care for your spiritual needs until the Lord sends you forth to do "GREATER WORKS!!

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About Pastor Francis

The journey

Pastor Monty E. Francis is a native of Corpus Christi, Texas. He is a graduate of Baylor University with a Bachelor of Arts degree in religion. Pastor Francis served the Pleasant Olive Baptist Church of Waco for 24 yrs. He completed his Master of Arts in Religious Education - Administration from Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary. Leaving the Pastorate in 2006, Francis served as an Educator, retiring from the Dallas Community College District where he served as Dean and Administrator with Dallas Community College District (El Centro College in downtown Dallas). Pastor Francis began to pastor again after serving as an evangelist for 9 years; alongside his role at the college. As Evangelist, the Lord enabled him to preach across Texas and parts of the country as his gift effectively brought many to surrender to Christ and to receive everlasting life. Truly this man of God has a teaching and preaching gift which is prime for growing a church and advancing the Kingdom of God. Returning to the pastorate, he served the Bold Spring Church of West, Texas for 5 years. Currently he serves the Fellowship Missionary Baptist Church of Ft. Worth, Texas and resides in Fort Worth, Texas.

He is a gospel preacher, evangelist, Christian counselor, and conference speaker. He is the father of two, and he has three grandsons. He is married to Dr. Francene Francis

Learning To Count (James 1:2-4)

Count it all joy... James cautions us not to discard experiences that may cause us heartache and stress, for even they should be counted "joy." I do not understand this value system for experiences that I would prefer never to have encountered. I do not know how to "count it all joy." I do know that I have confidence in the instructions found in the Word of God. I am enrolled in His course of study, and I am "Learning To Count." also go to http://haliburtonlearningtocount.blogspot.com/

About Francene Haliburton-Francis

Dear Reviewer:

Native Wacoan, Francene Haliburton-Francis has created a literary work that blends prose and poetry to tell one woman's story about how she views the influence of the evolution of race in her life's journey. As issues of faith, family and race relations increasingly impact the political climate in the United States, the book will prove to be a great resource among book study groups that are eager to find common ground.

The Place: Lennox Street in Waco, Texas

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qIkl_N48FIM&feature=share&fbclid=IwAR1JNyJHfh2a5YLblMQCrtuLY0TgEUGF15_1NROeQK0Y1fMpnr7YlZROFtkhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qIkl_N48FIM&feature=share&fbclid=IwAR1JNyJHfh2a5YLblMQCrtuLY0TgEUGF15_1NROeQK0Y1fMpnr7YlZROFtkHaliburton Home Squared is centered around a Nairobi tradition where a person refers to his / her childhood home as home squared. Dr. Francis believes that her perceptions of the experiences in her African American home shares insight into race relations during the Civil Rights Movement of the 1960s and 1970s different than those perceptions of her white peers. On the contrary, Dr. Francis believes that her perspectives of experiencing the highs and lows of family life and the development of her Christian faith is comparable with the perspectives of her white peers. She appreciates the safe haven of her home - the place of her development.

From her place of origin to our present and future generations!

Educated in, first segregated and later integrated, Waco public schools, Dr. Francis retired from the Waco Independent School District after serving 34 years as a teacher and administrator. She attempts to inspire young people whose stories are similar to her own. She encourages them to hope for and to work now towards a brighter future in their adult lives, Better is possible.

The book, 728 Lenox: Haliburton Home Squared, can be purchased at any bookstore using the information as follows: ISBN 978-64258-770-8 (paperback), ISBN 978-1-64258-780-7 (hardcover) and ISBN 978-1-64258-771-5 (digital).

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