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January 4, 2011 by northshoreuu

Updates to NSUU.org

Now available online: Reverend Frieda’s January 2 sermon, “UU 101: Where Is Paradise?”; the January 2011 edition of The Advance; and the January 2011 Religious Education Program newsletter.

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