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Irving church fills tables of
vandalized restaurant

By RICHARD ABSHIRE / The Dallas Morning News / 11-11-09

In a show of support, members of DFW New Beginnings church ate lunch Tuesday at Natalie's Kitchen, the Far North Dallas restaurant that was vandalized Halloween night.

Members from the Irving church came by the dozens to support the restaurant owners after vandals painted anti-Semitic graffiti on the front of the family-run kosher restaurant. "We wanted to do something to show that we are very much against hatred in any way," said Pastor Larry Huch.

The Dallas Police Department's North Central Patrol Investigative Unit is handling the case as a criminal mischief/hate crime. The investigation is continuing, and no arrests have been announced.

On Tuesday, restaurant owner Natalie Pinhas said she was overwhelmed by the response from the Irving church."I think it's wonderful," she said. "We don't have room. It's all packed." Huch said the church wanted to do something visible, not just for Pinhas and the restaurant, to demonstrate their love for Israel and the Jewish people."Racial and religious hatred has to stop, and this is just a small way of us making a stand and saying we've got to start loving one another," Huch said.

Pastor Larry Huch on
Breaking Generational Curses

By Jennifer LeClaire / The Voice Magazine

Larry Huch learned about generational curses the hard way – he was afflicted with one. Namely rage. Huch was not only addicted to cocaine, but some of his best friends were drug lords. He even tried to find God through his drug of choice and all sorts of exotic religions before someone invited him to church. There, the young barefoot and bearded man with waist-length dirty hair, feather earrings and visible needle tracks up and down his arms found Jesus Christ. That was 30 years ago.

While the cravings for cocaine never came back, the anger didn’t leave him even after he was in full-time ministry. His self-esteem was sinking faster than a Cadillac falling from a skyscraper when the Lord revealed the culprit: a curse. Armed with the truth that set him free, Larry Huch is traveling around the world, writing books like “Free at Last,” and building local churches on the revelation that Jesus came not only to save man, but to deliver him from generational curses that block God’s blessings.

The Voice magazine caught up with Larry Huch to talk about generational curses: how to discern one operating in your life and how to break free.
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