Progress By Churches In Pecos Shows Growth Across Town
The Pecos religious scene features about twenty six churches from Calvary Baptist to Trinity Lutheran. Recent highlights include Assembly of God new sanctuary on Eddy Street and extensive remodeling at First Baptist First Presbyterian First Christian First Methodist. Historic notes trace Baptist beginnings in 1885 Catholic parish growth with St Catherine's dedication 1959 and Episcopal St Stephen's noting early 1909 parish organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonnie Cearley
Pecos
Calvary Baptist
United Pentecostal
St. James Baptist
Friendship Cme
Assemblia de Dios
Mount Zion Baptist
Community Church of Christ
Iglesia de Cristo
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Kingdom Hall of Jehovah’s Witnesses
el Street Baptist
San Pedro
Church of Christ
North Temple Baptist
Assembly of God
East Eighth Street Baptist
St. Catherine’s Catholic
Northside
Trinity Lutheran
The
Cedar Street
First Baptist
First Presbyterian
First Christian
First Methodist
Hickory
Fourth Streets
Fort Worth
el Paso
Third
Plum
St. Catherine’s
Fifth and Elm
St. Stephen’s Church
Fort Stockton
Make Way for Tomorrow Motto in Our Town 1971
A local call to action proclaims a town motto for progress as residents pledge joint effort in 1971. Leaders urge communal work toward growth, stressing that collective action will drive achievement and improvement in the year ahead.
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Sinowto
Parma
Pecos Enterprise
First Baptist Church
Nents Fea Baptist Cure
Mission — Church
ST. Mark’s Episcopal Parish
Erested
Eighth Street Baptist Chapel
First United Methodist