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FOR IMMEDIATE ATTENTION — NEWS DESKS & EDITORS

A newly released press announcement is drawing growing interest among faith, culture, and public-interest readers nationwide.

The official press release for D. E. B. T — Discipleship, Endurance, Belief, Truth—, the latest nonfiction work by James Langston, has now been published and is available for media review.

🔗 Press Release: https://tinyurl.com/yrnnt32a

This release introduces a timely and thought-provoking book that addresses the spiritual, cultural, and moral pressures facing individuals and communities today. Written with clarity and restraint, D. E. B. T. examines how discipleship and endurance intersect with belief and truth in an era marked by uncertainty, division, and fatigue.

Rather than polemics or sensationalism, the book offers a reflective framework—rooted in lived experience and pastoral insight—that invites conversation across faith, civic, and cultural spaces. Its relevance spans church communities, families, veterans, and readers seeking meaning amid rapid social change.

Local media are encouraged to note that the author maintains personal ties to the El Campo area, making this release of particular interest to regional readers. Hometown coverage by Leader News would highlight a locally connected voice contributing to a broader national dialogue.

The full press release provides publication details, background context, and talking points suitable for:

  • Print and digital news coverage

  • Radio interviews and talk segments

  • Faith, culture, and public-interest reporting

  • Community and regional features

Media professionals seeking substantive, audience-relevant content are invited to review the announcement and consider coverage.

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