Grace UMC Baytown Lent Schedule and Community Events
Grace UMC Baytown lists Lent activities and weekly worship at 10 30 a m with Holy Communion on the third Sunday. The church hosts fundraisers, youth groups, Bible studies, and community meals at 304 North Pruett including ongoing programs led by Rev and Neil Anderson plus alliances with Redeemer Lutheran and Alliance Bible Church.
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Baytown
North Pruett
Celebration Singers
Uniting Team
Faith In Action
Cedar Bayou
UMC
Grace
Beth Moore
Christ
Paul
Rebekah
Grace Kitchen
Crystal Arthur
Fellowship Hall
Graceumcbaytown.com
Jim Black
Neil Anderson
God
Thomas Kinsel
Solid Rock
Arlene Fisk
Alliance Bible Church
Abcbaytown.org
Redeemer Lutheran Church
East Lobit Street
Raymond van Buskirk
Peter
Lineage of Grace and church events at St Marks Baytown
A community notices a Christian calendar of events at St Mark's Baytown and Monte Sinai withTaizé worship Friday March 5 at 6 30 p m and Lent season programs including Bible studies knitting classes and a Relay for Life fundraiser. The schedule lists ESL class Women’s Bible Study FPU classes Alzheimer’s support and Men’s prayer breakfasts with times and locations across worship services at St Mark's Faith Presbyterian and Monte Sinai and contact details.
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St. Mark’s
Stmarksbaytown
Monte Sinai
Mario Casius
Relay For Life
Women’s’ Bible Study
Lillie Dunham
Redeemer Men
FPU
Society of Helping Hands
Rlcdaytown.org
Faith Presbyterian
Jesus
Bereavement Support Group and Benefit for Robin Daley
The St. Joseph Catholic Church Bereavement Ministry hosts a free Saturday morning support group through April 3 from 9 to 10 30 in the Activity Building 1907 Carolina. A benefit for Robin Daley with fried catfish plates sold 11 00 to 1 00 at K C Hall 2600 W Main Baytown funds medical expenses.
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St. Joseph Catholic Church
Carolina
Susan Wolff
Robin Daley
K.C. Hall
W. Main
Baytown
Daley
Robin G. Daley
Capital One
Travelingtours
Yahoo.com
Enemies Are Those Who Disagree With Me
The author argues that labeling dissenters as enemies fuels insecurity and paranoia. Dialogue and openness are vital for growth, as diversity of belief is inescapable and essential. The text cites turning an foe into friend as a path, possibly invoking the Apostle Paul.
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Apostle Paul
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Shaun Leverton
Catie Poepsel
Georgie Jacobs
Courtlyn McCormick
Emily Cloud
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Sarah Davila
Grouts
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Pete Lee
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