Taize Worship Finds Quiet Corner at St. Mark's Baytown
St. Mark's United Methodist Church in Baytown adds a Taize worship service during Lent. The candle lit, silent format emphasizes prayer and contemplation with simple singing and scripture readings. Pastor Nancy Cobbs and Dobbs highlight its contrast to performance driven services and note plans for monthly sessions.
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Nancy Cobbs
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St. Mark’s
Dobbs
God
Lynn Kluppel Education Resource Foundation Garage Sale
Lynn Kluppel wife of educator Lynn Kluppel held a garage sale to auction her teaching materials collected during KinderCare years and 14 years at Ashbel Smith. Proceeds fund the Educational Resource Foundation aiding new teachers with classroom supplies and thematic units for early learning.
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KinderCare
Ashbel Smith
Lynn Kluppel
Kluppel
Lynn
Educational Resource Foundation
Baytown Sun
Nicki Evans
Shannon Kluppel
North Side Growth Push Moves Baytown Churches
Baytown churches migrate to North Main as congregations expand. St. Mark's United Methodist at 3811 N. Main relocates from an Exxon area, preserving stained glass. Faith Presbyterian formed from mergers and united at 3900 N. Main in 2009. Second Baptist began the move at 6227 N. Main in 2009. Other movers include Trinity Church 5010 N. Main Goose Creek Church 4211 N. Main and New Journey Church 5790 N. Main.
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St. Mark’s United Methodist Church
ExxonMobil
N. Main
Nancy Dobbs
Dobbs
Faith Presbyterian
First Presbyterian
Westminster Presbyterian
First Westminster Presbyterian Church
North Main
Faith Presbyterian Church
Second Baptist Church
Jerry Lyons
Second Baptist
Lyons
Trinity Church
Goose Creek
Christ
New Journey
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