Local Midland Churches Host Summer Activities and Classes
Midland churches announce Visioning and meditation at Midland Center for Spiritual Living, plus a Sunday service themed See ing with the Perfect Vision of God. Mission Dorado Baptist hosts free Summer Singing Series concerts. Dollye Neal Worship Arts Academy invites auditions and private lessons, with Vacation Bible School and other youth programs at Eisenhower Church of Christ and St Luke's. Additional classes include Financial Peace University at First Church of the Nazarene, Daniel Bible class at Tanglewood Bible Institute, and various youth, adult, and ESL programs across New Life Chapel, St Luke's, Calvary Baptist, Belmont Baptist, Latter Rain Worship Center, and Redeemer Lutheran.
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Elizabeth Ave
Midland
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Mission Dorado Baptist Church
Faudree Road
Praise Incorporated
Missiondorado.com
Midland the
Dollye Neal
St Luke's United Methodist Church
42Nd St
Eisenhower Church of Christ
E. 21St St
First Church of the Nazarene
Lyndale Drive
David Ramsey
Financial Peace University
Terry Pierce
Daveramsey.com
Tanglewood Bible Institute
Sunset International Bible Institute
New Life Chapel
Texas Ave
The
Desert Young Adults Service
Life Impact Youth Services
Gmail.com
St. Luke's United Methodist Church
Stlukesodessa.org
Calvary Baptist Church
Andrews Highway
Call
Belmont Baptist Church
Eighth St
Latter Rain Worship Center
E. 19Th St
Redeemer Lutheran Church
E. 18Th St
the Corinthians
Church At the Cross
Broadcasting Faith at Guadalupe Radio Network Midland
The Guadalupe Radio Network in Midland traces back to its mission of intercession via Our Lady of Guadalupe. It began in July 2000 after La Promesa Foundation bought KJBC, with Leonard J. Oswald presiding as president and co founder in the Midland studio. The sign outside KLPF marks its Catholic programming.
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Lady Guadalupe
Guadalupe Radio Network
Midland
Our Lady of Guadalupe
Guadalupe Radio
la Promesa Foundation
KJBC
Leonard J. Oswald
KLPF
Catholic radio network rooted in West Texas faith reach
Odessa Midland area Catholics rely on Guadalupe Radio Network to connect with the Catholic community. La Promesa Foundation founders Leonard Oswald Toya Hall and Mary Diaz expanded from a 3,000 book library to radio in 2000 after a donor urged broader outreach. They bought Midland’s former KJBC station and now syndicate EWTN programs to serve area Catholics as a faith extension and information hub.
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Hile TV
Monica Ramirez
Ramirez
Midland
Guadalupe
Guadalupe Radio
la Promesa Foundation
Leonard Oswald
Toya Hall
Mary Diaz
Venezuela
Oswald
Hall
la Promesa
Benedict Groeschel
United States
Diaz
KJBC
Don Kennedy
Kennedy
West
Texas
Eternal Word ‘Television Network
EWTN
Silence in the face of evil by Wellman at Mission Dorado
The guest column by senior pastor Jared Wellman criticizes silence in the Penn State child abuse scandal. It cites Joe Paterno, Jerry Sandusky, and a cover up, arguing authorities and leaders may have stood silent. The piece urges Christians to speak out on abortion and protect unborn life.
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Penn State University
Penn State
Joe Paterno
Paterno
Jerry Sandusky
Sandusky
Joe
Dietrich Bonhoeffer
Jesus Christ
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