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Journey Christian Community is a Non-Denominational Church located in Zip Code 76708.

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Phone: (254) 836-0048

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10424 China Spring Rd Waco, TX 76708 6979.55 mi

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Since 1976, locals and visitors alike have enjoyed the Westfest Polka Festival, held in West, Texas, a short 15 mile drive from Waco. Visitors pay homage to the German culture in Texas with a big variety of food booths, kids' activities, a parade, baking contests, arts and crafts, a tractor pull and even a polka mass! Of course, there is also plenty of polka music and dance contests to enter and enjoy. The event is traditionally held over the Labor Day weekend, so plan to make your way out West for an unforgettable time at the Westfest Polka Festival.

Revel and relish in the delightfully entertaining performances found at the Waco Civic Theatre whose roots date back to the 1920s when the work of many enlightened citizens combined to form the historic Waco Little Theatre. Witness the fruits of the collaboration of Baylor's Drama Department and renowned architects to build and showcase the Theatre as it stands today. The theatre produces 6 Main Stage Productions, ranging from classic dramas to new Broadway musicals to hilarious comedies. Aspiring local artists, theatre professionals, educators, and youth all work in partnership to produce children’s theatre workshops, productions and outreach programs.

The Cameron Park Zoo has the distinction of being the nation's newest natural habitat zoo. The sights and sounds of some of the world's most extraordinary animals await you at this family fun attraction. Explore the Flower Garden Banks Reef and follow the Brazos River to see a herd of bison graze, or watch otters, black bears and jaguars coexist in an amazing recreation of their natural habitat. And don't forget your camera because you'll want lots of photos of the elephants, lions, white rhinos and giraffes.

If you love sports, you'll definitely want to make time to visit the Texas Sports Hall of Fame. This is where the state's greatest athletes get the due recognition that their hard work on the playing field has earned them. Within the Hall, there are separate sections that recognize the best tennis, football, and basketball players in the state. The exhibits are personalized yet historically dramatic as the feats of these individuals are presented with rightful respect and admiration at this popular Waco attraction.

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Take Your Next Step.

We believe everyone has something unique to offer. We offer a variety of ministries and programs designed to help you grow in your faith and build relationships with others.

We celebrate what God celebrates, people coming to life! The Bible describes baptism as people joining Jesus in his death and his resurrection. They become a new creation! If you’re interested in getting baptized or have questions, we’d love to connect with you.

The heart-beat of Journey are our communities! This is where you can be known, cared for, and deepen your faith.

We offer a wide ranging of communities: age based, gender specific, topical, and much more. There truly is a community for every person. Take a moment to explore our current communities and join us!

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Pray and give.

Our prayer team would love to pray with you and for you! Prayer requests are private and only viewed by our trained prayer leaders.

Giving is an important part of our worship. All that we have belongs to God and we find joy to give back what is already His. At Journey, ten percent of all received donations are given to outside ministry partners!

Worship Music

Our worship pastor, Holly, has created Spotify and Apple Music playlists of the last 3 weeks of the songs we do here in worship for you to utilize and enjoy however the Spirit leads you - anytime, anywhere!

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Supreme Court of Texas sides with McLennan County JP who refused to perform same-sex marriages

WACO, Texas (KWTX) - McLennan County Justice of the Peace Dianne Hensley, who was sanctioned for refusing to marry same-sex couples because of her religious beliefs, can sue the State Commission on Judicial Conduct for its public warning against the judge, the Supreme Court of Texas ruled Friday.

The court’s ruling reversed two lower court decisions, which said Hensley failed to exhaust her administrative remedies before filing her lawsuit against the commission.

While the court gave Hensley standing to sue the commission, it did not rule on whether Hensley is protected from sanctions under the Texas Religious Freedom Restoration Act and remanded the case back to the 3rd Court of Appeals in Austin to decide that issue.

Hensley told KWTX Friday that she was “thrilled” by the court’s decision. She said in a statement released by her attorneys from the conservative religious freedom group First Liberty Institute that she is “truly grateful to the Supreme Court for giving me the opportunity to continue to stand for religious liberty and the rule of law.”

Hiram Sasser, a First Liberty Institute attorney, said in a statement the ruling is a “great victory.”

“Judge Hensley’s way of reconciling her religious beliefs while meeting the needs of her community is not only legal but should stand as a model for public officials across Texas,” Sasser said. “This is a great victory for Judge Hensley and renews her opportunity to seek justice under the religious liberty protections of the law.”

After learning that Hensley was turning away same-sex couples who asked her to marry them, the commission issued a public warning against Hensley in 2019, saying her decision cast doubt on her ability to remain impartial as a judge.

The 3rd Court of Appeals affirmed 459th State District Judge Jan Soifer’s decision to dismiss Hensley’s lawsuit against the State Commission on Judicial Conduct. Hensley’s lawsuit initially was filed in McLennan County. However, it was transferred to Travis County after a contested hearing.

The lower courts dismissed Hensley’s case because she didn’t exhaust her internal appeal options. The courts granted the commission sovereign immunity, ruling the state governmental agency was protected from liability.

The Supreme Court opinion said Hensley is allowed to file a lawsuit asserting her Texas religious freedom claim without first appealing internally. The high court also ruled that the commission’s sovereign immunity claims don’t apply.

In a concurring opinion, Supreme Court Justice Jimmy Blacklock wrote the court should have ruled in favor of Hensley’s claims that being punished for not marrying same-sex couples violates her religious freedom.

The commission’s public warning against Hensley said she violated the Texas Code of Judicial Conduct by “casting doubt on her capacity to act impartially to persons appearing before her as a judge due to the person’s sexual orientation.” It also said she has refused to perform same-sex weddings since August 2016, despite the 2015 U.S. Supreme Court decision that established constitutional rights to same-sex marriage.

After the landmark U.S. Supreme Court ruling, McLennan County judges were advised to either perform weddings for everyone or no one. Most justices of the peace opted out of weddings altogether, which also ended a decades-long tradition of a mass Valentine’s Day wedding on the steps of the McLennan County Courthouse. Hensley initially followed suit, but later started officiating at weddings between men and women.

Hensley, who took office in 2014, claims the commission violated her rights by punishing her for “recusing herself from officiating at same-sex weddings, in accordance with the commands of her Christian faith.” She also claimed “the commission’s investigation and punishment” of her placed a substantial burden on her free exercise of religion.

She contended in her appeal of the trial court’s ruling that the judge was wrong and the commission’s sanction was “absurd” because “disapproval of an individual’s behavior does not evince bias toward that individual as a person when they appear in court.” She charged that the commission “equated a judge’s publicly stated opposition to an individual’s behavior as casting doubt on the judge’s impartiality toward litigants who engage in that conduct.”

Under that reasoning, she alleged, “no judge who publicly opposes murder or rape could be regarded as impartial when an accused murderer or rapist appears in his court.”

Henley’s attorneys argued that in “order to ensure all residents of McLennan County had access to low-cost wedding ceremonies, at her own expense, Judge Hensley invested extensive time and resources to compile a referral list of alternative, local wedding officiants.”

The attorney said the list included a wedding officiant within walking distance of Henley’s office “who agreed to reduce the cost of the wedding to the same amount Judge Hensley received and who would do same-sex weddings within the same timeframe as Judge Hensley.”

Henley’s attorneys said their client’s “innovative referral solution provided wedding options after many public officials ceased from officiating any and all weddings.”

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