New Year church schedules across Garden City area
Multiple churches publish holiday revised schedules with Sunday services at Word of Life Church First Baptist Holcomb and others. Midweek meetings canceled through Jan 3 2004. regular services resume Jan 4 2004. Transportation info and contact numbers provided for each congregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden City
Telegram
N. Seventh St
Word of Life
N. Third St
Fellowship Baptist Church
N. First St
Awana
Bible Christian Church
E. Mary St
Jeff Starkey
Colorado
First Baptist Church of
Fellowship of Christian Cowboys
First Assembly of God Church
Campus Drive
Warrenetta Fisher
Second Baptist Church
N. Main St
Godfrey Owain
Teresa Atkins
Clyde Jackson
Rosa Thomas
St. Dominic Church
J.C. St
Mary
Mother of God
St. Mary Catholic Church
St. John St
James E. Baker J.C.L
Terrace Garden Care Center
Presbyterian Church
Texas St
Charles Ayers
Ladies Bible Study
Prairie View Church of the Brethren
Ryan Crist
Martin Gauby
Friend
Finney-Scott
Garden Valley Church
Tim Davis
First Southern Baptist Church
Third St
David Proffer
Candi Stimpson
Plaza Inn
Grace Bible Church
Jennie Barker Road
Henry Miller
Plymell Union Church
Ray Raley
U.S. Highway 83
Children’s Church
Steve Laird
Jan Rijfkogel
Moody Hall
Royal Ranger
Scott Park
Missionettes
Royal Rangers
Controversial traditionalist Catholics under spotlight over Gibson film
A small American traditionalist Catholic movement long opposed to Vatican II faces renewed scrutiny as Mel Gibson promotes The Passion of the Christ. The group preserves pre conciliar rites like Latin Mass and veils, while Gibson's affiliations remain unclear. Critics fear the film could revive antisemitic tropes, though Gibson and supporters praise its portrayal of Jesus’s suffering.
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Rome
Vatican
Mel Gibson
Christ
William Dinges
Catholic University of America
Dinges
Gibson
Associated Press
New York Times
Billy Graham
John Paul II
Jesus
Garden
Gethsemane
Golgotha
Episcopal conservatives clarify support network plan
Washington AP reports organizers of a network for Episcopalians opposed to gay clergy say 13 bishops have endorsed the idea. Only three dioceses have pledged delegates for a January meeting in Plano Texas to establish the network.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Plano
Texas
American Anglican Council
Anglican Communion
Kendall Harmon
South Carolina
Fort Worth
Pittsburgh
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Wordoflifegcks
Fellowship Baptist
Pierceville
Federated
Pierceville Federated Church
Avenue A
Holcomb
First Baptist
The
Salvation Army
N. Ninth St
Marcos Ramirez
Christian Cowboys
Primera Iglesia
Primera Iglesia Bautista Hispana
W. Campbell St
Chis
Adolfo Armenta
Iglesia Pentecostal Unida Hispana
Inge Ave
Ramon Zapata
Cimarron
Overcomers Outreach
First Baptist Church
Mount Zion
Mount Zion Church of God In Christ
E. Schulman Ave
Roger Bradshaw
Matthew Bradshaw
Calvary Assembly Church
N. Campus Drive
Cornerstone Church
Eighth St
CornerstoneChurchOnline.com
Holcomb Community Church
Henderson and
Douglas Streets
William Hammond
N. 11Th St
Charles Stevens
Kaye Shearmire
First United Methodist
Linda Bolz
First United Methodist Church
Robert Cousins
Emmaus
Stdominic.org
St. Mary Catholic
Mass
Misa del Ano Nuevo
Misa
Trinity Lutheran Church
Fleming St
Fellowship Hall
Prairie View
Church of the Brethren
First Southern Baptist
St. James Lutheran
AFLC
St. James Lutheran Church
Belmont Place
Wheat Lands
Assembly of God
Cently
Malibu
Calif
John XXIII
Michael Cuneo
Fordham University
I Giornale
Hutton Gibson
Wilhelmina Gebel
Daniel Dolan
St. Gertrude the Great
Sharonville
Ohio
Episcopal