Mr. Kendric D. Jones, Waller County Commissioner, Precinct 3, is the
speaker for the Men’s Prayer Breakfast team at St. Francis of Assisi
Episcopal Church in Prairie View will host the monthly event on
September 21, 2024 at 8:30 a.m. at the church on 2000 Phillip Street.
Patrons are welcome to participate in the fellowship and the free
breakfast and are asked to confirm attendance at stfrancispv@sbcglobal.net or call 936-857-3272. Click here to register.
Kendric
is a native of South Park Houston and was born with a calling to be of
service to his community. He is a graduate of Lamar High School and
holds a bachelor’s degree in Agricultural Economics from Prairie View
A&M University and a master’s degree in Public Policy from the Bush
School of Public Policy at Texas A&M University.
During his
college years at Prairie View A&M University, Kendric was engaged in
several activities and programs for the benefit of the students. He
also honed is leadership skills through participation in several
organizations to include, the NAACP, Collegiate 100, Brothers Leading
and Cultivating Knowledge (B.L.A.C.K), Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.
Eta Gamma Chapter where he served as president. Kendric also served as
President of the Student Government Association. As a senior student,
Kendric extended his services to the community and was elected as a
Council Member for the City of Prairie View in May 2018. After one term
on the City Council, Kendric entered the primary election for the Waller
County Commissioner’s Court for Precinct 3. On November 3, 2020,
Kendric was elected County Commissioner, the youngest Democratic
official in Texas. His platform was committed to pursuing progress
through transparency as a fierce proponent of the residents of Waller
County Precinct 3 and continues today.
Kendric defines democracy
in its purest form, not only regarding it as his responsibility, but
also his calling of bringing people together. Throughout his salient
public service career, Kendric has been a staunch advocate for everyone
he serves and represents. His focus has always been promoting measures
and initiatives that improve quality of life for all. He believes that
to be an effective leader, you must be a servant “of the people, by the
people, and for the people.” He has proven to be a champion and voice
for the community; learning their wants, needs, and aspirations, which
shows his dedication, grit, and commitment to people.
Kendric
has received many honors and recognition for his service and leadership
over the years including Outstanding Student Leader, Alpha Phi Alpha
Fraternity, Certificate of Achievement for his coordinating and hosting
Leadership and Political Forums for the Texas Council of Alpha Chapters.
Kendric is co-author with Nicole M. Jones, of The Mind Body and Soul, a
book of quotes phrases and sayings of devotions for 365 days.
The
Men’s Breakfast is commemorating its 20-plus years at St. Francis of
Assisi with the management team including Dr. Glenn Berry, Mr. Darryl
Johson, Mr. Charles Muse, Mr. Frederick V. Roberts, Mr. Donald Sowell,
Mr. Michael Sowell, Mr. William Sowell and Mr. Herbert Thomas.
St. Francis of Assisi Episcopal Church had its beginning in 1939 when a group of Episcopal Church members at Prairie View A. & M. College met and decided to start an Episcopal congregation in Prairie View. Miss Maude Ernestine Suarez, Dean of Women led the group in starting a chaplaincy and congregation. In 1950 St. Francis of Assisi Mission Congregation was born, with Reverend James Murray as Vicar. In 1991 St. Francis of Assisi became a Parish with Rev. Earlie Clemens, Sr. as Rector.
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