Community worship service highlights Wild & Free weekend

  • Venturing a short distance from his family, three-yearold Bexton Brooks, son of Travis and Kelsey Brooks, of Childress, makes the most of his Sunday morning worship time at Pioneer Park, adding to his grasshopper collection. The Red River Sun/Bev Odom
    Venturing a short distance from his family, three-yearold Bexton Brooks, son of Travis and Kelsey Brooks, of Childress, makes the most of his Sunday morning worship time at Pioneer Park, adding to his grasshopper collection. The Red River Sun/Bev Odom
    WELLINGTON – Folks from across the area made the trip to Pioneer Park for the 10:30 a.m. Sunday, Aug. 4 Community Praise and Worship Service to conclude the 2024 Wild & Free on 83 events.Under the canopy of towering cottonwoods and matured elms, Wellington First Church of the Nazarene Pastor Leah Fort offered the opening prayer, requesting God’s special healing for Kenneth Martin...

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