CALENDAR ARCHIVE

2006
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Sunday Service details

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7:30 pm: Chorealis

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9:30 am: UCE Walking Group

 

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10:30 am: "Blessing the Pets”

 

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9

9:30 am: UCE Walking Group

 

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10:30 am: "Flower Communion”

 

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7:15 pm: Board Meeting

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16

9:30 am: UCE Walking Group

Newsletter Deadline

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10:30 am: "Picnic Service”

 

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9:30 am: UCE Walking Group

10:00 am: Newsletter Collation

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10:30 am: “Any Bowl Can Be a Chalice”

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