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St Stephen CME, Fairfield, CA 94533 St Stephen CME, Fairfield, CA 94533

St Stephen CME, Fairfield, CA 94533

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We are a people inspired by the Holy Spirit to: Worship God, Witness to the World, Work with One Another

nited Methodists believe in a holy heart and holy deeds. We do things that help us love God and we try our best to love our neighbor, too. This is what we believe helps to build God's kingdom here on earth.
United Methodists believe in a holy heart and holy deeds. We do things that help us love God and we try our best to love our neighbor, too. This is what we believe helps to build God's kingdom here on earth.
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Empowerment Community Development Corp, Oakland, CA 94609

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nited Methodists believe in a holy heart and holy deeds. We do things that help us love God and we try our best to love our neighbor, too. This is what we believe helps to build God's kingdom here on earth.
United Methodists believe in a holy heart and holy deeds. We do things that help us love God and we try our best to love our neighbor, too. This is what we believe helps to build God's kingdom here on earth.
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Saint Patrick's Episcopal Church, Pagosa Springs, CO 81147 Saint Patrick's Episcopal Church, Pagosa Springs, CO 81147

Saint Patrick's Episcopal Church, Pagosa Springs, CO 81147

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In July of 1909, the Bishop of Colorado, the Right Reverend Spalding, believed that Pagosa Springs held promise for an Episcopal Church. He persuaded a Mr. Fielding to come and hold services. In July 1910, the Rev. Beede arrived to start a church. As time went on, the church in Pagosa became a mission of St. Mark’s in Durango, and once a month a priest would come to hold services in homes, public buildings, and in the Methodist church. In October 1968, ground was broken at the corner of Lewis and Second Streets for St. Patrick’s Episcopal Church. The first services in the new church were held December 24, 1968 and the church was consecrated on November 10, 1970.
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