Revival at First Church of the Nazarene Odessa
The revival begins at 10:45 am at First Church of the Nazarene 3501 N Golder with Rev Robert Williams. Cath 362-9417. A Shavuot service at Emet Ha Torah 3319 N Golder Ave follows with intercessory prayer dance, teaching by Brian Serrano and worship by Mishkanim live. Dinner at 5:30 pm. Call 557-1991.
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Church of the Nazarene
N. Golder
P.m
Tom
Davidic
Brian Serrano
Mishkanim
Camps churn for busy summer at Boys and Girls Club
Camps gear up as STAAR season ends with the Boys and Girls Club of the Permian Basin planning a June 13 to August 12 program from 8 am to 5 30 pm. The $40 per child fee includes crafts, game room, movie room, gym, learning center and meals at no extra cost at two Wilkerson locations with dates through July 1 and July U to August 5.
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Permian Basin
Chriselda Zubiate
Boys and Girls Club
Zubiate
Wilkerson Club
Congrats Grads Photos by Edyta Blaszczyk Odessa
Odessa American presents a photo feature on graduates with portraits by Edyta Blaszczyk highlighting area schools. Images showcase campus life and future plans as students celebrate completion of studies.
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Edyta Blaszczyk
Odessa
UTPB grads finish long journey and celebrate degrees
More than 240 University of Texas of the Permian Basin graduates walked the stage as DeAnna Howard, 39, from Temple, earned a psychology degree in 2 1/2 years while preparing for a Johns Hopkins master’s. Family and friends cheered inside the Wagner Noel Performing Arts Center during two ceremonies. Odessa Chamber of Commerce CEO Mike George urged the graduates to view education as an example for their families. Zachary Garza, 26, native of West Texas, joined the procession.
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University of Texas of
Permian Basin
DeAnna Howard
Temple
Wagner Noél Performing Arts Center
Mike George
Odessa Cham
Ber of Commerce
Zachary Garza
Gluten and FODMAPs in Digestive Health
Dr. Rafiul Sameer Islam discusses gluten misconceptions and the role of FODMAPs in gut symptoms. He explains gluten is a protein in wheat, barley, and rye, and highlights that a gluten-free diet may not help those without celiac disease. He notes only about 8 percent show true gluten sensitivity and suggests low FODMAPs may aid some on gluten free plans, with guidance to consult a gastroenterologist before elimination diets.
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Willy Nilly
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Todom
Barnes & Nobie
Midland
Tinyuri.com
Gurznim
Odessa Music Teachers Association
Ector Theatre
Texas Ave
Hispanic Cultural Center of
Nuestra Legado
Wagner Noél
N. FM
Wagnernoel.com
Mark Stermel
Oniess
Chris
Mia Stanley
Ellen No.@s
Utpb Grads
Garza
Rafiul Sameer Islam
Sameer Islam
Dr. Islam
Si Neerislam
WWW
Westtexasneuro.com
John K. Dorman
Rosalind Redfern
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