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Tag Archives: Advent 4
What if Mary said, “No”?, Luke 1:26-38
A sermon by the Rev. Patrick H. Wrisley, D.Min. We are slowly making our way through Advent and now the ship is turning towards Christmas. We have dallied through the last three weeks looking at the promise of God’s coming … Continue reading →
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