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Bethany Reflection
As always, there are many great reflections to consider as we are in the midst of the summer months and as we consider all of the wonderful things happening at Bethany. I figured for my July Musings, I would share information which happened at our annual Synod Assembly during the first weekend of June. Bethany sent 4 representatives (Myrriah Wertz, Travis McMasters, Jodi Johnson, and myself). I first want to thank you as members of this congregation for supporting these individuals who represented you in the most faithful way possible. I also hope the report which you will read in a moment will be one to inspire you of all the wonderful ministries happening within the Allegheny Synod Territory and the larger Lutheran Church. Our reps said how
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