Churches Revivals and Events Across Midland Area
Churches list revivals concerts conferences and services in Midland Big Spring and Odessa. Temple Rey de Reyes hosts revival Feb 4 5 6 at 5210 N Dixie Blvd. Dayspring and Vine Baptist list dates and contact numbers. Trinity Presbyterian and Southside ministers confer Jan 28-29 with registration details. Bethany Frisky Folks dine at Red Lobster and Bingo. Saint Luke marks 50th anniversary with year long services. Odessa Christian Faith Center speaker Mike Rogers on Supernatural Finances.
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Temple Rey
Eighth St
Kristen Caneon Willis
Haylance Mahan
Elaine Waldeck
Sunset Heights
Christ
Hanukkah
Midland Trinity Presbyterian Church
Louisiana Ave
Andrew Weeks
Southside Minister's Alliance
Mount Zion Baptist Church
Wabash Ave
United Body of Christ
Bethany Christian Church
Red Lobster
N. Everglade Ave
First Presbyterian Church
Kay Arthur
Midland ProLife Midland
Planned Parenthood
Saint Luke's United Methodist Church
Russel Parchman
Big Spring
Big Spring Gospel Tabernacle
S. Scurry St
Odessa Christian Faith Center
Mike Rogers
Andrews Highway
Odessa Baby Pantry opens to aid struggling families
Terrie Carroll launched the Odessa Baby Pantry at Asbury United Methodist Church to provide diapers and formula to babies of families in need. Amanda Posey explains how the charity helped when she faced shortages and financial strain as new children arrived.
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Terrie Carroll
Odessa
Asbury United Methodist Church
Carroll
Posey
Pantry
the Pantry
Odessa Baby Pantry at Asbury United Methodist Church
Odessa Baby Pantry operates from Asbury United Methodist Church 4001 E University Blvd. It accepts monetary donations, formula, wipes, food and especially diapers to aid needy families. Terrie Carroll coordinates, aims to grow funding and relocate closer to served families.
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Odessa Baby Pantry
Asbury United Methodist Church
E. University Blvd
Carroll
Asbury United Methodist
Disaster tests belief systems complex moral law of cause and effect
The brief note on Page 2B hints at a discussion of how disasters challenge established beliefs and moral reasoning, exploring whether events follow a universal law of cause and effect or demand revised ethical frameworks. The fragment suggests a philosophical or editorial treatment rather than a reporting item.
Court upholds sentence citing Bible verse in rapist case
The 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled 2-1 that a Hamilton County judge’s reference to a Bible passage during sentencing a convicted child rapist did not require overturning the penalty. James Arnett, who pleaded guilty in 1998 to raping a child under 13, faced 51 years in prison after Judge Melba Marsh invoked Matthew 18:6 and related victim testimony. The panel said the Bible was not used as the final authority and the sentence fell within Ohio law. The ruling reverses a 2003 order for a new sentencing hearing or release.
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Cincinnati
6Th
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
James Arnett
Hamilton County
Arnett
Common Pleas
Melba Marsh
Marsh
Ohio
Paul Matia
U.S. Supreme Court
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Midland Dayspring Church
Michael Davis
Phillips
Ave F
Vine Baptist Church
Allen
22Nd St
Amanda Posey
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