Progress Report Pastoral Search Committee 1969

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PROGRESS REPORT

The Pastoral Search Committee presented a progress report last Sunday after the morning service, giving members the opportunity for expression of their various views. Above, Richard Conner discusses a point with the Committee Chairman, Richard Allen, as Youth Ministry and Committee member Ken Ramsey joins in the discussion.


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