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79S20391 JNC-D



By:  Jones of Dallas                                              H.R. No. 131







R E S O L U T I O N

	WHEREAS, The Reverend Lelious A. Johnson and his wife, 

Carlette, are celebrating 13 years of commitment and leadership at 

St. Paul Baptist Church of Dallas in 2005; and

	WHEREAS, A graduate of Criswell College and the Southwestern 

Baptist Theological Seminary, Reverend Johnson answered the call to 

the ministry in 1983; he has since shared his wisdom with countless 

followers through the years, teaching and ministering at churches, 

youth conferences, and Bible seminars; and

	WHEREAS, Reverend Johnson has further shared his time and 

talents to benefit the Interdenominational Ministers Alliance and 

the Oak Cliff Ministers Union, which he serves as vice president; 

moreover, he has participated in the D.A.I. Wilmer-Hutchins School 

District Minister Conference and served on the board of directors 

of the D. Edwin Johnson Institute; and

	WHEREAS, Equally committed to assisting her fellow 

congregants, Mrs. Johnson has earned the respect and admiration of 

all who know her during her years with the church, while supporting 

her husband in his important work in behalf of the congregation as 

well as the greater community; and

	WHEREAS, For more than a decade, Reverend and Mrs. Johnson 

have distinguished themselves at St. Paul Baptist Church, and in 

that time their compassionate regard for the welfare of others has 

enriched the lives of a great many people; now, therefore, be it

	RESOLVED, That the House of Representatives of the 79th Texas 

Legislature, 2nd Called Session, hereby honor the Reverend Lelious 

A. Johnson and his wife, Carlette, on 13 years of service to St. 

Paul Baptist Church and extend to them best wishes for the future; 

and, be it further

	RESOLVED, That an official copy of this resolution be 

prepared for the Johnsons as an expression of high regard by the 

Texas House of Representatives.