About Min. Anthony Valary

Minister AnthonyValary accepted his call to ministry at the age of 16. He was given his certificate of ordination while serving as assistant pastor and youth director at Grace Missionary Baptist Church, under the leadership of Pastor John Murdock. His passion for Christian service led him to be the Youth Pastor at Southwest "The Bridge" under Pastor Greg Patrick. Currently, Minister Valary is a member of Grace Missionary Baptist Church. Along with a passion for preaching, Minister Valary also has a passion for broadcasting which has opened many doors throughout his career. Those doors have lead him to be the current Co- host and national producer for the Yolanda Adams Morning Show. Minister Valary continues to be a force in ministry and broadcasting; he uses both as an outlet to unite communities, bring healing, hope and encouragement.

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The Jekalyn Carr Doll, set to launch on December 5, is a limited-edition collectible designed to inspire and uplift girls and women. Created with purpose and intention, the doll embodies beauty, confidence, and inner strength. With a message of empowerment, the doll serves as a reminder that true beauty comes from within. This exclusive release […]

“I lift up my eyes to the mountains— where does my help come from? My help comes from the Lord, the Maker of heaven and earth.” Psalm 121:1-2 Life often presents us with mountains that seem insurmountable. In those moments, it’s natural to look around frantically for help. But the psalmist offers us a different […]

Time Is Up On Remaining Thanksgiving Leftovers Federal health officials say time is up for any remaining Thanksgiving leftovers.  The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services points to the Monday after Thanksgiving as the last day to safely eat refrigerated food following the holiday.  Food that was placed in the freezer can be safe […]

Travelers without a Real ID will have to a 45-dollar fee to go through TSA checkpoints starting next year.  The TSA announced on Monday the new fee will go into effect February 1st.  An 18-dollar fee had originally been proposed last month.  To pay the fee, travelers will need to visit TSA-dot-gov to verify their […]

New research suggests that exercise in midlife could help lower the risk of dementia.  A study published this month in the JAMA Network Open said having the highest levels of physical activity in midlife and late life was tied to a 41 to 45 percent lower risk of dementia.  The research defines midlife as the […]

Alicia Keys recently shared her insights on motherhood and personal growth during an appearance on “The Drew Barrymore Show.” She emphasized the importance of introspection and self-separation for parents and children, advising to trust instincts and create healthy boundaries. Keys highlighted the need to recognize and separate personal triggers from a child’s experience, acknowledging the […]

A new study claims the first kiss happened at least 16-million years ago.  The study published Wednesday claims the practice of pressing lips together likely began with primates, and then Neanderthals.  Scientists call it “oral-oral contact with some movement of the lips – mouthparts and no food transfer,” and say its evolutionary function remains unclear […]

The Texans are taking the field for Thursday Night Football. Houston will host the Buffalo Bills tonight at NRG Stadium–  The Houston Texans will be without their starting quarterback tonight for a third straight game. CJ Stroud still hasn’t cleared the NFL concussion protocol and has been ruled out for the Thursday Night Football matchup […]

What started as a single Facebook post in Nashville is now inspiring a nationwide effort to help families struggling with food costs as SNAP benefits face uncertainty.  Brooke Tansley, a local mom juggling two jobs, created a “SNAP grocery buddy” system, connecting neighbors who need help with volunteers willing to shop, share lists, or provide […]

3-Hour Waits For TSA Lines In Houston   Travelers in Houston are facing hours-long waits to get through security due to staffing issues caused by the government shutdown.  Wait times for TSA checkpoints at George Bush Intercontinental Airport reached three-hours for the second-straight day Monday. The lines snaked around and out of terminals.  TSA agents […]