Cierra Putman
Reporter
KWES-TV
MIDLAND, TEXAS - Many know the term "blended family," but a new national study out shows thousands of Americans are blending their faith and views from other religions.
The Pew Forum on Religion and Public Life talked to just over 4,000 Americans across the country via phone and learned they're brewing up a concoction that's molded to their desire. But a local man of the cloth says that trend hasn't quite hit the Permian Basin yet.
CLICK HERE to read the rest of the KWES story.
Reporter
KWES-TV
MIDLAND, TEXAS - Many know the term "blended family," but a new national study out shows thousands of Americans are blending their faith and views from other religions.
The Pew Forum on Religion and Public Life talked to just over 4,000 Americans across the country via phone and learned they're brewing up a concoction that's molded to their desire. But a local man of the cloth says that trend hasn't quite hit the Permian Basin yet.
CLICK HERE to read the rest of the KWES story.
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