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Mann Jones

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#LeadWithCompassion

“Well, the Edomites was pride and refusal to help Israel and Judah in terms of need and participation in plundering them brought great consequences. And and and this this passage invites us to recognize that sin, harmful action and good, we leave undone. Rather than taking pleasure in another hardship, we are called to respond with compassion and practical care.”

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#HumanDignity

“We we do all that. We sent that message. We sent that message. But because of free will, they chose to listen to someone else. And and listen. In times of racial division, we must remain faithful by defending human dignity, standing with those who are mistreated, and building communities shaped by love and equal regard. You see, persistent godliness means refusing hatred while pursuing justice so that every family, everyone, every family, and every child may experience safety, belonging, attention, and care.”

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#FaithInGod

“We we have to let these young people know that if they wanna make it in this world, they have to believe in something so that they must... The best thing I can... The best advice I can give you is to believe in God. The best advice... The advice I can give you is to have faith in God. The the best advice I can give you to let you know that Jesus Christ have died for you upon the cross, and he's working in your favor right now. That's the message.”

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#FollowJesusNotComparison

“And the comparisons with with others should be avoided. We should compare ourselves with nobody. He said that right there. That should be avoided. Focusing and staying on following Jesus' example. So that's telling us right now that we don't have to look at what nobody else doing. We just do what God tell us to do, and we're okay. He's saying it right there. and and the the natural the natural law of harvesting what one's plant plants apply spiritually and socially. Planning to please god yields joy and eternal life Here we plan to please God while selfishness leads to sorrow.”

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#FaithOverFear

“empowered them with courage to stand firm in their faith during difficult times. So that's that's what I'm saying. We have to have courage, and we have to stand firm with our faith with our faith in difficult times. Difficult times shouldn't stop us from going to church. Difficult time shouldn't stop us from speaking the word of god. Difficult time shouldn't stop us from doing anything, but coming to church and and doing god's will. Difficult time should never stop us from telling the truth. Should never stop us from telling the truth.”

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#KnowYourPath

“And that's why I always speak of, about the the... Where the church is going. That's why I always speak about, our past generations and our... And the generation that we have before us because I wanna know... I want you to know the past that God has set for us because you need to know that. You need to know your path. When you don't know your path, what which... What can you do? What do I do? Because I don't know the path path that that, we're going. So I always want you to know the path that God has us going so you can understand where we are going.”

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#TruthOverLies

“And that it don't matter where you what what side you're on. You have to you have to wean out the truth. That is so important. A truth coming from God. And the truth is the truth. What whether I know there's unbelievers out there that that, sees this message. I know there's unbelievable, unbelievers out there, but the truth is still true. Two plus two is four no matter how you look at it. You can't you can't change it nowhere. If somebody come and tell you and tell you two plus two is five, that's a lie. And you know it's a lie. Then how could you believe me? But someone will try. Someone will try. They'll they'll go into all kind of calculus with you to try to try to get you off course. But those don't let don't let anyone get you off course.”

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#MoreThanEnough

“Because what they had because five loaves and and and two fish were not enough in their hands, but they were more than enough in the hands of Jesus. See, we have more than enough because of who we serve, because of Jesus. We have more than enough. Reaching the unchurched thoughts with what we can offer. And that's why I wanna let you know we can we offer a lot. That's what it does. It starts with what we can offer.”

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#SpiritOverFlesh

“That's that's in the word of god. Life in the spirit removes the fear of death because the flesh no longer has the final word. You don't want flesh to have the final word. You want your spirit to have a final word. Your spirit to overcome the flesh. Your spirit will tell you to do the right thing. Your spirit is that thing that you should call something told me not to do that. When you have the spirit of God, you don't have something no more. When you have the spirit of God in, you have the spirit of God told me not to do that. The spirit of god told me to do this. The spirit of god told me to walk this way. The spirit of god told me to walk that way. It's the spirit of god within you.”

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#DigInAndServe

“``We we have to we have to dig in. And and god is building is the one doing the work. But we he's he we all we have to do is dig in, and they gonna they gonna have to come in. They will have to come into the spot in which god's god has guided them to come in there, and we just have to be ready. We just have to be ready, and we're gonna be ready. Let the enemy see you staying. Not so much not so you can be intimidated, but so the light of god can expose and confront the darkness. And once darkness is exposed, we do not attack people. We minister to the broken places where the darkness has tried to take root.”

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#StartNowNotLater

“But sometimes when we say we go we're going on to the next chapter our life, we say things like, well, when this get better, then I can move on to my other chapter. Sometimes we may say, well, I need to stop doing this in order for me to start the next chapter of my life. We might say things like, I may need to change jobs in order for me to start the next chapter of my life, or we may say things like, well, well, I need to get some worn out of my life in order for me to start the next chapter of my life, but that ain't what Jesus said. He did not let whatever happened in that last chapter, he did not what he he did not let what happened in the last chapter stop him from fulfilling the the the assignment in the next chapter.”

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#NewCovenantBringsUsNear

“``And and if you feel far from God, Christ has made a way for you to come near. That's what the new custom covenant has done. If you weighs on your conscience, his blood is able to cleanse. That's what the new covenant has done. And if you wonder whether God's promise is secure, remember that Christ's sacrifice was once for all all. And because of Jesus, we have forgiveness, eternal redemption, and an an eternal inheritance. In the end, that's what we have. In the end, that's what we have.”

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#WorldChangedMessageEvolves

“Because the world is a different place than it was fifty years ago. Yes. A different place than it was a hundred years ago. So the message changes the message changes. People are more we have more educated people. We have people that have better understanding of the word of God. But what we have to do, we have to make sure we articulate the word of God where all people can understand. And not only that, we just can't keep going back to what God has fulfilled for us already.”

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#MissionaryEars

“Which mean that that we should read first Timothy two with missionary ears, with spiritual ears. Paul wants truth, but he also wants that truth to be heard. He wants order, but he also wants souls to be saved. He wants the church to be distinct, but he does not want unnecessary offense to bury the message of Christ beneath confusion, spectacle, or disorder. His ultimate concern is that people come to the knowledge of the truth because thou is one god, one mediator between god and men, the man Jesus Christ.”

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#ForgiveAndBuild

“You are kind and humble, my brother. After all I have done and said to you, you still show that blood relations can never be broken. I am truly sorry for my behavior. The younger brother said as he hugged his elder brother, they turned to see the carpenter horse, his toolbox on his shoulder. No wait. Stay a few days. I have a lot of other projects for you, said the older brother. And he said, I love to stay on the carpet and say it, but I have many more bridges to build.”

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#FromBrokenToFixed

“I know he I know he he had fixed a lot of things in my a lot of things he had fixed in my life. My life was upside down. But gosh fixed it, that I was patient. I was patient. I was very patient. I had to go all the way to all the way to Iraq for God to fix my problem in a war zone for God to fix it. But but he but but he ordered my steps. He ordered my steps, and my steps ended up putting me in Iraq in a war zone, and my problem was fixed.”

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#HopeThroughResurrection

“And and and and and but he wanted to he he he mentioned to about the resurrection because he wanted us to minister to the world about hope. There's always hope. And that's he he told about, yes. I'm a get crucified. Yes. I'm going to die, but there's hope because I'm gonna rise again. That go your hope right there.”

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#UnchangingWord

“And so so so things have shifted a little bit. It has shifted a little bit. You know, the way people, the way we engage with the church is not same as when my parents was there, the way my my parents engaged with the church. So so it's different. Now we we have to and but faith is the same. We still have to have faith in god. That that never change. The the the word of god, what the word of god say in the Bible, that never changes. That's still the same.”

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#GetUpOnYourOwn

“If if nobody there to pick you up, get up. Yeah. Ain't no ain't nobody there to reach their hand down to you and and pull you up. You get up on your own. Ain't nobody there to say a kind word to you and and and and and tell you to get up, get up on your own. When you and and when you get up, when you get up alone and move what god wants you to move. So be on your guard, stand firm in faith, be courageous, and be strong. Be all of it. But that's what god has you here for. Yeah. That's what the prodigal son is all about.”

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#FightForJusticeNow

“Right now, we have to only have to fight for justice right now. Yeah. With what's going on in our society right now, it's important that we fight fight for justice. It might not be us personally, but it's someone we know. We know some things that's going on right now in our political scene. It's not right. It's not right.”

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#FaithOverFear

“You see, Paul's act of shaking off the snake is symbolizes an attitude of faith that that refuses to be paralyzed by fear or consumed by bitterness. And there's a fear and bitterness. Fear and bitterness.”

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#GraceEmpowersFreedom

“But what it's teaching us is that grace is not a license to sin. No. It it is the power to live free from it. It grace don't give you a license to sin, but what it does, it gives you power to live free from sin. You don't have to sin because of grace. God give you power in order for you not to sin. You have the power. That's what grace does.”

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Questions about Mann Jones

Visiting

Where are the campuses, and what services does each offer?
The website lists one campus: Greater New Faith Missionary Baptist Church at **9618 Chesterfield Dr., Houston, TX 77051**. It offers **Sunday worship from 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon** and **Wednesday Bible study at 6:30 p.m.** (https://greaternewfaith.com/contact/; https://greaternewfaith.com/message-of-the-day/)
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What accessibility accommodations are available?
The church website does not specify physical accessibility accommodations such as wheelchair access or interpretation services. It does offer ways to participate remotely: watch messages on social media, listen to the church podcast, or use its chatbot. For specific accommodation needs, contact the church at 281-542-7806 or info@greaternewfaith.com. (https://greaternewfaith.com/) (https://greaternewfaith.com/contact/)
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What is the worship format, and does it vary by service?
The church describes Sunday worship as a spiritually Bible-based service from 10 a.m. to noon. Wednesday at 6:30 p.m. is an “Hour of Power” Bible study, rather than another worship service. The website doesn’t provide a detailed worship order or say that the format varies between services. (https://greaternewfaith.com/contact/)
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Can someone attend while exploring Christianity or questioning their beliefs?
Yes—you’re welcome to attend while exploring or questioning. Greater New Faith says it aims to welcome people from different backgrounds and guide those who want to strengthen their relationship with God; Sunday worship is 10 a.m.–noon. (https://greaternewfaith.com/; https://greaternewfaith.com/message-of-the-day/)

Pastor Eugene Jones Jr. also speaks of approaching people who are unchurched or have concerns about church with compassion, and explicitly invites them to come worship. ([11:47 from August 19, 2026]; [29:57 from August 19, 2026])
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Is registration required, or can someone simply arrive?
Registration isn’t mentioned as a requirement. The church invites visitors to attend in person and says you’re welcome to visit for Sunday worship, 10 a.m.–noon. (https://greaternewfaith.com/message-of-the-day/)
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Kids & families

Do children need advance registration, and can visiting families participate?
The website doesn’t mention advance registration for children. Visiting families are welcome to attend, and the church lists a Youth ministry. Sunday worship is 10:00 a.m.–12:00 noon; contact the church to confirm any arrangements for children. (https://greaternewfaith.com/; https://greaternewfaith.com/message-of-the-day/; https://greaternewfaith.com/contact/)
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Beliefs

What denomination or network does the church belong to?
Greater New Faith identifies as a **Missionary Baptist** church. Its website does not specify a broader denomination network or affiliation. (https://greaternewfaith.com/)
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What are its stated core beliefs?
Greater New Faith Missionary Baptist Church’s website does not give a formal creed, but it describes these core commitments: God’s Word as the essential guide; following Jesus Christ and growing in relationship with God; love as a basic Christian attribute; and worship that welcomes people and is filled with hope and joy through the Holy Spirit. The church also emphasizes seeking “Wisdom, Understanding, [and] Knowledge” through God’s Word and serving the community. (https://greaternewfaith.com/about/) (https://greaternewfaith.com/)
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What are its stated policies concerning LGBTQ people?
Greater New Faith’s website does not state a specific policy about LGBTQ people. It says the church aims to welcome people from diverse backgrounds and describes its worship environment as inclusive, but it does not explicitly address LGBTQ people or membership, leadership, or marriage policies. (https://greaternewfaith.com/; https://greaternewfaith.com/about/)
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Who leads the church, and how are leaders accountable?
Pastor Eugene Jones, Jr. leads Greater New Faith; he succeeded his father, founding pastor Rev. Eugene Jones, Sr., in March 2020. (https://greaternewfaith.com/about/)

The sources don’t describe a formal review or oversight process for the pastor. They do present God’s Word as the standard for how the church should be organized, and Pastor Jones says his responsibility is to teach young people from that Word. ([15:52 from August 19, 2026]) ([14:47 from April 01, 2026])
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Teaching

Which recent sermons would help someone understand the teaching?
A good starting point is Pastor Eugene Jones Jr.’s message on **“Reaching the Unchurched.”** He teaches from Mark 6:34–42 that Jesus responds to the crowd with compassion, and that the church should reach people who feel disconnected rather than blame them. ([02:53 from August 19, 2026]) ([03:45 from August 19, 2026])

It also helps explain why people may feel distant from church—including painful experiences, busy schedules, or mistrust—and calls for a compassionate response. ([12:10 from August 19, 2026]) For the emphasis on learning and applying Scripture, a related message discusses Ephesians 6:10–20, using Scripture to face spiritual challenges and encouraging fellowship with other believers. ([19:34 from September 02, 2026]) ([23:39 from September 02, 2026])

The church’s Message of the Day page also lists **“Right Attitudes,” “Fight during these challenging times,” “In Difficult times,” “The Furnace of Suffering,”** and **“Shake It Off.”** (https://greaternewfaith.com/message-of-the-day/)
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How does the church talk about sin, confession and forgiveness?
We teach that sin includes what we think, feel, say, and do, and that it has real consequences—even when a person seems to “get away with it.” Grace is not permission to keep sinning; it gives believers strength to resist sin and leave old sinful habits behind. ([20:43 from September 16, 2025]) ([03:05 from September 16, 2025])

The sermons do not describe a formal confession ritual. They encourage people to pray and talk with God, ask for help with their wrongdoing, and be willing to change. ([18:24 from September 16, 2025]) ([26:01 from September 16, 2025])

Forgiveness is presented as available through Christ’s sacrifice, not something earned by human effort. Through Christ, people need not remain guilty; they can draw near to God with a cleansed conscience. ([23:57 from July 01, 2026]) ([24:49 from July 01, 2026])
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How does the teaching approach community and honesty with others?
Pastor Eugene Jones Jr. teaches that community begins with compassionate outreach: rather than blaming or becoming frustrated with people who feel distant from church, believers should meet them where they are, teach and support them, and make clear they still have a place. ([03:45 from August 19, 2026]) The church puts this into practice through community ministries and a food pantry for people in need, while welcoming people from different socioeconomic backgrounds. (https://greaternewfaith.com/)

On honesty, Pastor Jones emphasizes speaking the truth without watering it down, while using wisdom so personal preferences don’t become obstacles to others hearing it. ([32:44 from June 03, 2026]) He also teaches that truth should reach the heart, not just manage outward behavior: inner change can lead to changed lives and healthier relationships in homes, churches, and the wider community. ([28:01 from June 03, 2026])
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How does the church approach doubt and suffering?
The church’s approach is to acknowledge suffering honestly while encouraging people to remain grounded in faith, seek God, and care for those who are hurting. Pastor Jones points to Habakkuk’s urgent “How long?” complaint about injustice as a way to bring hard questions to God rather than ignore suffering. The church is called to listen to those affected, show compassion, pray, and pursue justice peacefully. ([08:09 from October 14, 2026]) ([05:25 from October 14, 2026])

For personal hardship, Pastor Jones teaches that adversity is real—not something to deny—but can deepen dependence on Christ. He encourages believers to use spiritual practices such as prayer and perseverance, trusting God through trials rather than giving in to fear. ([22:11 from June 24, 2025]) ([23:53 from June 24, 2025]) The church also offers Bible study centered on biblical principles and describes its messages as messages of hope, love, and faith. (https://greaternewfaith.com/contact/) (https://greaternewfaith.com/message-of-the-day/)
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How does the church approach faith and work?
The church treats faith as something lived out through service: it calls people to serve the Lord and help those in need, including through its food pantry and community ministries. (https://greaternewfaith.com/)

Pastor Eugene Jones Jr. also connects faith with purposeful, steady service. He teaches that believers should serve God and do what God calls them to do, while not making material possessions the source of their joy. ([24:12 from July 28, 2025]) He describes faith as giving believers courage to keep serving and loving their community, even when that work involves difficulty or sacrifice. ([06:48 from July 22, 2026])

That service should meet people with compassion—including people whose work schedules make Sunday attendance difficult—rather than judgment. ([13:10 from August 19, 2026])
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Is an answer based on an official statement or an interpretation of sermons?
It depends on the source: the church website provides official statements about the church, while claims drawn from sermons are interpretations of the messages preached.

For example, the website states that the church practices “WUK” (Wisdom, Understanding, and Knowledge) and lists its service times. (https://greaternewfaith.com/)

A sermon message teaches that grace is not permission to sin, but gives believers power to live free from sin; that is a teaching from a sermon, not an official website statement. ([03:05 from September 16, 2025])
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Community

Which groups currently meet, and when?
The church lists **Women, Men, Youth, Community Engagement, and Help Ministry** as its ministries, but doesn’t give separate meeting times for those groups. Its scheduled gatherings are **Bible study Wednesdays at 6:30 p.m.** and **Sunday worship from 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon**. (https://greaternewfaith.com/) (https://greaternewfaith.com/contact/)
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Are there groups or introductory gatherings open to newcomers?
Yes. Newcomers are welcome to attend Wednesday Bible Study at 6:30 p.m. or Sunday worship from 10 a.m. to noon. The church also lists Women’s, Men’s, Youth, Community Engagement, and Help ministries. (https://greaternewfaith.com/; https://greaternewfaith.com/contact/)
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Who can answer a question the published information doesn't resolve?
Pastor Eugene Jones Jr., the church’s leader, or the church office can help. You can reach the church at **info@greaternewfaith.com** or **281-542-7806**. (https://greaternewfaith.com/about/) (https://greaternewfaith.com/contact/)
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