Interfaith Ministries for Greater Houston is awaiting federal guidance on a funding pause but remains committed to serving over 4,300 seniors and adults with disabilities through its Meals on Wheels program.

Unless Congress takes action, many Afghan refugees living in the United States will see their legal status put in jeopardy next year.

Houstonians are always lending a helping hand. On Saturday, volunteers, sponsors, CITGO, and Energy Transfer teamed up with Interfaith Ministries and Meals on Wheels to help those who are homebound.

We haven’t seen an influx of Ukrainian refugees here in the US just yet, but based on the history of this country and the city of Houston, refugee advocates say we can expect them to come.

Food insecurity continues to be a growing and important issue across Houston. The pandemic has shined a light on some of the most vulnerable areas in the community.

HOUSTON – Interfaith Ministries is calling on the Houston area to deliver some holiday joy to area seniors by helping deliver personal phone calls on Thanksgiving morning. Each volunteer/family sign-up will be provided access to a list of approximately 10 seniors to call between 10:00 a.m. and noon on Thanksgiving Day. The calls will be made via a Virtual Phone Bank, to which volunteers will be granted access. There’s no need to use your own phone number, as you will be assigned a local area code and number to make the calls. Get more information on this and other things you can do this Thanksgiving from Interfaith Ministries here.

HOUSTON A local faith leader and beloved member of the Jewish community has died, according to the Congregation Beth Israel. Rabbi Karff led us by his conscience, his words and his many acts of loving kindness. " Karff recently recorded a video with two other religious leaders where they talked about fighting for respect, justice and equality. According to the release, there is no better tribute to who Karff was than this. Anyone interested can watch the full video here.