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It seems that anniversaries put one into reflective mode. And with this Sunday falling on the day of Church Union, June 10, and coming but a week after my own 20 year milestone as an Ordained Minister in this United Church of Canada, it seemed “right and proper” to reflect with you, on a question that has shaped this denomination, my own ministry within it, and that of this congregation, then and now.
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