Trinity Xii, August 28 – sermon
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St. Michael the Archangel Anglican Church, Matthews, NC 28105
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7 pm August 3rd in Parish Hall St. Michael’s Social Group: SMSG is open to any adult wanting to better connect with fellow parishioners outside of Sunday. We are looking to explore what Charlotte has to offer (dining, cultural events, concerts, etc…events which are fun and economical) seeking new adventures or just hang out! Come connect…

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