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Newspaper
Texas City Sun
Location
Texas City, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 2003
Page
3
The Santa Fe event brings local churches together for a Friday night prayer and a Saturday gathering at Santa Fe Christian Church. Organizers say it is not political but aims to foster fellowship, break down barriers, and encourage self understanding through singing, messages, and shared meals.
Local churches organize a prayer gathering at Arcadia Christian Church on April 4 and The Whosoever Festival at Santa Fe Christian Church on April 5. The events aim to promote love and unity, featuring music, food, and messages from pastors to counter racism and avoid protest.
Reader lauds the selection of Richard Ettredge as state superintendent and praises his local roots and demeanor. The letter encourages contacting Gov Perry and other officials at multiple addresses and provides phones and faxes for state and federal offices including Hutchison and Cornyn.
Editorial and advertising contact list for Texas City Sun includes Les Daughtry Jr Jan Hines Michael Clements Rick Gilliam Cathy Gillentine Dwight Andrews Clarissa Silva Patti Shelton Floyd Sims. The paper notes AP use of local news and provides subscription rates and mailing addresses. Obscenity policy stated for page content.
The Texas City Sun invites letters on public interest topics limited to 350 words with editor edits for brevity and content. Submission options include mail to P O Box 2249 Texas City TX 71592, fax, or email. phone inquiries reach newsroom at 409 945 3441.
Statement from Galveston County Veterans Service Officer Bob Dambach urging unity behind the president's action, criticizing antiwar demonstrations, stressing wartime sacrifice, and warning of long term risks to the country, economy, and international relations.
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