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The Light of Your Incarnate Word

The Light of Your Incarnate Word

December 30, 2012 Rev. Lauren Kilbourn

John 1:1-18
I know that it seems a little crazy, but I think a part of myself has always wanted to be a priest. I used to think that I only wanted to be a youth director, but feeling God’s call to ordination has proved to be a wonderful (and long) process…

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