BeyHive Blessings: Beyoncé, Kelly Rowland &…
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BeyHive blessings have been blooming in Houston this week as Beyoncé, Kelly Rowland, and Tina Knowles gave back, celebrating the opening of a housing facility for residents experiencing chronic homelessness with Rumi Carter and Blue Ivy in tow.
On Tuesday, the group attended a ribbon-cutting ceremony for the newly redeveloped Knowles-Rowland House, a 31-unit everlasting supportive housing facility at St. John’s United Methodist Church in Midtown Houston.
According to FOX 26 Houston, the development transforms the previous Knowles-Rowland Center for Youth into a housing group for people who have skilled chronic homelessness, persevering with a philanthropic partnership that dates back more than twenty years.
The ceremony also introduced together local leaders, including Houston Mayor John Whitmire, Congressman Christian Menefee and Harris County Commissioner Rodney Ellis.
The celebration was particularly sentimental for Bey, who mirrored on her roots at St. John’s, where she was baptized.
“This church was our foundation,” she said, according to USA Today.”I used to be baptized proper right here. I made the selection on my own to be baptized because I felt the spirit right here, and I really feel the spirit proper now,” she added.
Kelly Rowland was equally emotional, praising pastors Rudy and Juanita Rasmus for their lasting legacy while thanking Houston for its unwavering help.
“Thank you to the city of Houston for just being such an anchor for us,” she said. “God bless you, Pastor Rudy and Juanita. Thank you for being relentless and giving so much of yourselves. Look at what God has done.”
Blue Ivy & Rumi Attended The Ceremony
In a number of posts shared on social media, Blue Ivy, 14, and Rumi Carter, 9, have been also seen taking part in the ceremony.
Blue, who almost towered over Bey, rocked a jersey top, belted denims and heels, while little sister Rumi donned a black gown, cardigan and sneakers.
Knowles-Rowland House Will Provide 31 Permanent Apartments & Supportive Services
Fox 26 Houston stories that the newly opened Knowles-Rowland House options 31 everlasting supportive housing residences for people who have skilled chronic homelessness.
Of those models, 16 are designed to accommodate residents with mobility or sensory impairments.
Bread of Life, a nonprofit affiliated with St. John’s Downtown Church, sponsors the project and gives companies addressing homelessness, starvation, and health-related wants, including mental health counseling, case management, and substance abuse treatment.
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