Dallas museum to reopen as Museum of Biblical Art
Dallas officials plan a September reopening for the rebuilt site after a 2005 fire. Director Scott Peck expects about 100 of 2,500 works to be restored with 25 to 30 on display. The 32,000 square foot museum will carry a new name, formerly the Biblical Arts Center. Meanwhile in Austin, border communities urge state lawmakers to back a resolution opposing a federal border fence, citing harm to business culture and wildlife.
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Dallas
Scott Peck
Peck
Museum of Biblical Art
Biblical Arts Center
Austin
Texas- Mexico
Brownsville
Pat Ahumada
Texas Border Coalition
Border Coalition
Connecticut Honors Same Sex Marriages In State
Connecticut celebrated the first same sex marriages after the state Supreme Court ruling 4-3 on Oct 10, with a lower court final order permitting marriages Wednesday morning. Activists planned nationwide protests over California Prop 8, as Massachusetts had allowed gay marriages and about 18000 unions were conducted there earlier.
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West Hartford
U.S. Capitol
Connecticut
Massachusetts
California Supreme Court
Faithful Reaping Warns Against Deception
A biblical verse states that God is not mocked and that what a person sows is what they will reap. The message urges moral accountability and divine justice, emphasizing consequences for actions aligned with sowing good or evil.
Calendar of Baytown community events and services
A dense listing of local activities including children's church, art league meetings, senior dances, bowling, library programs, bridge clubs, Mother’s groups, and regular church study sessions. Notable venues include Calvary Temple, Sterling Library, Lee College, Community Center, and Baytown Golden Corral with multiple contact numbers and addresses.
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J.D. Walker
Wade Road
Max Bowl East
Ward Rd
Lee College
Sterling Municipal Library
Bay Area Retired School Educators Association
Barsea
Golden Corral
Gccisd
Barbara Sultis
Community Duplicate Bridge Club
Men’s Fellowship
Church of New Beginnings
N. Alexander Drive
Ernie Breaux
Baytown Optimist Club
Market Street
Joe Donnelly
Mary Ann Cowley
Happy Quilters
King’s Table
Baytown Lions Club
Steve McCorquodale
SBDC
Baytown Duplicate Bridge Club
Market St
Author Educator Demonstration At Art League of Baytown
Author and educator Evans will be the guest artist at the Art League of Baytown meeting at 2 p.m. today in the new building at 110 W. Texas Ave. The public is invited. Evans, UHCL alumna, has 33 years teaching art at junior high to college levels and has earned multiple teaching and art education honors.
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Central Baptist Church
King Street
Art League of Baytown
Texas Avenue
Cheryl Evans
Baytown Exxon Mobil Annuitants
Market Street
Ed Beckham
Goose Creek
Baytown
Decker Dr
Sterling Municipal Library
ExxonMobil Baytown Toastmasters Club
ExxonMobil
Ralph Matthews
St. John's United Methodist Church
S. Alexander Drive
Chevy! Evans
Texas Ave
University of Houston- Clear Lake
Goose Creek Isd
Walmart
Amegy Bank of Texas
Texas Art Educator Association
TAEA
University of Houston Clear Lake
Evans
UHCL
Sargent Art Inc
Texas Art Education Association
Watercolor Art Society of Houston
Sterling High School
Churches collect holiday shoe boxes in Baytown
Local volunteers gather simple shoebox gifts to be personally packed by children and residents. Boxes will be sorted and sent worldwide by various transport means from two Baytown sites Memorial Baptist Church and Baytown Community Church with set collection hours across the week.
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Baytown
Memorial Baptist Church
W. Sterling Street
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Galatians
Highlands Community Center
Promise Center
Kentucky
Bay Area
B.A.N.G
E. F. Green Center
West Baker Road
Ross S. Sterling High School
J.D. Walker Community Center
Art League
Museum of Fine Arts-Houston
Glassell School of Art
Holiday College
Quanisha Carter
James Colquitt
Lee.edu
Cedar Bayou
Lynchburg Road
Memorial Baptist
Baytown Community Church
TowerRoofing.com
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