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ATX Rides, a service provided by the Baptist Student Ministry in El Paso, offers free van rides to and from West Campus and Downtown on November 9, 2012. These rides are safe, free of charge, and provided by trustworthy individuals. With no strings attached, ATX Rides aims to ensure that individuals have a reliable transportation option in the area. For more information and details on pickup locations, visitors can refer to the FAQ section on the website. Generated from their website's infomation

Soka Gakkai International-USA is home to one of the most diverse Buddhist communities in the United States, embracing the principles of human dignity, global citizenship, and practical Buddhism that applies to everyday life. Through various programs, publications, and podcasts, they promote an understanding of Buddhist philosophy that empowers individuals to forge a strong spirit and engage with the world positively. The organization offers resources such as the weekly newspaper, World Tribune, and the monthly study magazine, Living Buddhism, which cover essential Buddhist concepts and encourage personal growth. Additionally, initiatives like the BUDDHABILITY podcast aim to share stories of resilience and belief in oneself, fostering a supportive community of individuals practicing Buddhism in their daily lives. Generated from the website

Our parish, Sacred Heart, was El Paso's first Catholic Church, founded by Italian Jesuit missionary Fr. Carlos Pinto, S.J. in 1893. Our church is located 3 blocks from the Mexican border where El Paso (population 750, 000) meets her twin city J arez (population 3, 000, 000). Our neighborhood, known as the "Segundo Barrio" or "Second Ward", is one of the poorest neighborhoods in the US with a host of problems and social challenges. Sacred Heart Church tries to be Catholic in every way possible, putting the Gospel of Jesus into action. Ever since it was founded, Sacred heart Church has always helped first generation Mexican immigrants to integrate into North American culture and society. For this reason, many have called us the "Ellis Island of Texas". Those wishing to marry should meet and consult with the pastor at least six months prior to the proposed wedding date.