In this episode, Pastor Clay welcomes Bri Peoples, a dedicated staff member at Dallas Metro whose passion for ministry has touched numerous lives. Since relocating to Texas in 2006, Bri connected with Dallas Metro through a mutual friend and has remained a vital part of their mission. Married to her husband, Kelvin, Bri is a devoted mother to their seven-month-old daughter, Brielle, and helps raise three bonus boys and her nephew following her sister’s passing. Her commitment to family and faith shines through as she shares her journey and the personal connections that make her work with Dallas Metro so impactful.Bri and the host delve into the pressing needs of the families served by Dallas Metro, focusing on the brokenness and lack of direction many children face in their homes. Through building relationships in neighborhoods, Bri reveals the stark realities of poverty and food insecurity, emphasizing the power of personal connections over programmatic approaches. By engaging directly with families—whether on their front porch or in their community—Dallas Metro becomes a beacon of hope, sharing the gospel and addressing critical needs in a meaningful way.The episode highlights an upcoming event on October 28th at 6:30 p.m., where Dallas Metro is partnering with a nonprofit to host live dinners across Texas. These dinners offer city hosts a chance to invite friends, family, and colleagues to learn about Dallas Metro’s vision and support a new 30,000-square-foot facility, featuring a warehouse for household goods, a ministry center for kids, and spaces for bus ministry and church services. Be sure to like and subscribe so you'll never miss another Dallas Metro Podcast. Listeners are encouraged to become city hosts or contribute to the “All In” campaign by visiting dallasmetro.org or emailing Bri at BPeoples@dallasmetro.org.