Linwood Boulevard Church Women Lead Cultural Dance Classes
In Kansas City Linwood Boulevard Christian Church invites women from 17 to 60 to weekly cultural dancing and gymnastics classes led by instructor Mammy Barrd. Pastor Jenkins notes the policy arose from women’s influence, predicting other churches may adopt similar programs as the church remains among the city’s largest.
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Linwood Boulevard
Burris A. Jenkins
Mammy Barrd
Tormum
Kansas City Church Women Embrace Cultural Dancing
Kansas City church members invite a qualified instructor to lead cultural dancing and gymnastics. Classes feature the Grecian Bend the Swimming Stroke and the Body Arch. Participants seek weight loss and improved health while church officials say the program supports adult education and community well being.
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History of Warren church highlights its growth and leaders
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Classified Want Ad Taker Instructions
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