Posted on: March 31st, 2008
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Tucked away in a neighborhood off Gaywood Street, is the Grace Point South Church of the Nazarene. It’s a new church, in an old building, with a special message.
The church is a branch off Grace Point’s north campus, and was started on the south side to bring the community together in its own unique way. It’s the first in the city to offer bilingual services. There are simultaneous sermons and hymns in both Spanish and English to unify a diverse congregation.”*
*From: http://www.wane.com
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