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Local Churches in Twin Falls Announce Upcoming Events and Services

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Local churches in Twin Falls are preparing for a series of community events and services aimed at fostering inclusivity and spiritual growth. The **Episcopal Church of the Ascension** will hold a service of Holy Eucharist at **9 a.m.** on Sunday, welcoming congregants of all ages. The service will also be accessible online via the church’s YouTube channel, “The Episcopal Church of the Ascension—Twin Falls.” Located at **371 Eastland Drive N.**, the church is fully accessible for individuals with disabilities. More information is available at their website www.episcopaltwinfalls.org or by contacting the office at **208-733-1248**.

Meanwhile, the **First Presbyterian Church of Twin Falls** invites the community to participate in its adult Bible study at **8:30 a.m.**, followed by worship at **10 a.m.** The church is situated at **209 Fifth Ave. N.**, under the leadership of Pastor **Mark Crothers**. The church extends a warm invitation to all, promoting a welcoming environment.

On Saturday, **August 2, 2023**, the church will host “Sandwich Saturday,” offering a free bag lunch at **11:30 a.m.** This initiative occurs every other Saturday and aims to support those in need. Additionally, the church’s **Blessing Box** is always available for those requiring food assistance. It invites community members to either take food or contribute to help others, located conveniently outside the church entrance.

Community Dialogue and Cultural Connection

In a bid to enhance cultural understanding, **Winnie Christensen**, founder of the **Culture for Change Foundation**, will lead a discussion titled “Branches and Bridges: Uniting Cultures in Idaho and Beyond.” This event will take place at **160 Ninth Ave. E.** in Twin Falls, commencing at **10:30 a.m.** Attendees can also join the session via ZOOM by emailing [email protected] for access details.

Christensen’s presentation will delve into her experiences in advocacy, the arts, and efforts to promote inclusion. She will emphasize the importance of bridging cultural divides and fostering empathy within communities. The Unitarian Universalists, who host the event, embrace an inclusive philosophy that values the dignity of every individual, regardless of background or belief.

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These events underscore the commitment of local churches in Twin Falls to serve their communities through spiritual enrichment and social outreach. Community members are encouraged to engage with these opportunities, fostering a sense of unity and support across diverse cultural backgrounds.

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