By Kathleen Thurber
Staff Writer
Midland Reporter-Telegram
MIDLAND, TEXAS -
In an effort to grow its religious community and expand its outreach, St. Nicholas’ Episcopal Church and Santa Maria Virgin Episcopal Church have joined together to offer a bilingual service.
“We’re all called to preach the good news to all nations, to all people,” said the Rev. Josie Rose, who previously led bilingual services at Santa Maria Virgin Episcopal.
The Rev. James Liggett, pastor of St. Nicholas’, agreed and said he expects to see involvement in the bilingual service — which started in February — both from new parishioners and from those who already were involved.
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Staff Writer
Midland Reporter-Telegram
MIDLAND, TEXAS -
In an effort to grow its religious community and expand its outreach, St. Nicholas’ Episcopal Church and Santa Maria Virgin Episcopal Church have joined together to offer a bilingual service.
“We’re all called to preach the good news to all nations, to all people,” said the Rev. Josie Rose, who previously led bilingual services at Santa Maria Virgin Episcopal.
The Rev. James Liggett, pastor of St. Nicholas’, agreed and said he expects to see involvement in the bilingual service — which started in February — both from new parishioners and from those who already were involved.
CLICK HERE to read the rest of the MRT story
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