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4:30 am
Fri February 8, 2013

As One Year Passes, MiddleTree Church Stays Committed To Breaking Racial Divides Through Faith

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Signage directs attendees to Sunday services at MiddleTree Church, located in the Eddie Mae Binon Center near the corner of Union and Delmar Boulevards
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Greeters welcome guests for Sunday services, which typically begin at 10:30 a.m. at MiddleTree Church
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The church commemorated their first anniversary with cake after service.
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Pastor Brian Schmidgall leads the congregation in prayer. He moved to St. Louis from Wisconsin in 2009, and embarked on a mission that eventually became opening MiddleTree Church
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Attendees stand for prayer during Sunday service. MiddleTree averages between 60 and 80 people in attendance on a typical Sunday.
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The congregation stands on its feet during praise and worship.
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Three years ago, Pastor Brian Schmidgall moved from Wisconsin to St. Louis on a mission: to try to right the racial wrongs of St. Louis City through faith. He bought a home on the north side of Delmar Boulevard, and spent the next two years learning the folds of what the community needed in order to come together and move forward.

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Faith & Environment
6:00 am
Sun August 26, 2012

St. Louis interfaith gathering to focus on environment

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People from a range of religious traditions and faiths will be gathering this afternoon to talk about environmental sustainability.

St. Louis EcoFaith co-organizer Steve Lawler says the goal is to build an interfaith network that can support environmental awareness and action.

Himself an Episcopal priest, Lawler says concern for the environment is integral to many different religions, from Buddhism to Islam.

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