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Onward!

Apologies once again for infrequent updates! Its been a long week, for one staying overnight to keep vigil at my great grandmother's wake. Its been another tough week... Monday had YE committee meeting, Wednesday POP committee meeting, Thursday Main Music Practice, and Friday Prayer Meeting! That's been my thoroughly busy week, but I shall keep relying on the Holy Spirit for strength and guidance. Onward!

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