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Finding Our Voices

Since March, students in UUFRC’s “Finding Your Spiritual Voice” class, led by Kate Hand and Mary MacKay, have been writing reflections that explore their lives through a spiritual lens. This service will feature several of those reflections, along with original music by Jen Gill. … read more.

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