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Table of Content Introduction 2 Sample Letter Evensong Gathering One
Beginning Together Gathering Two Religious and Spiritual Experiences
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Contents
Introduction | |
Gathering Three The Divine 2 | |
Gathering Four The Human | |
Gathering Five The Messiah the Christ the Buddha 3 | |
Gathering Six The Community 2 | |
Gathering Seven Endings | |
Gathering Eight Ministry | |
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