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CONTENTS 4 Returning To Our Roots 6 UCC & You Worship Series 10 TEN: 10 12 Students 14 Families 16 Advent 18 Worship 20 Women 22 Giving
Over the years, UCC has held strong to its roots as the University’s church, caring for the university community with a commitment to serve the students. When I was a student at TCU in the late 80’s there was a vibrant, thriving student ministry at UCC. The Disciples House, the college ministry of UCC located on Rogers Street, was the place to be for Disciples students! But in the last couple of decades, our commitment Rev. Dr. Russ Peterman, to student ministry has waned. And, sadly, as we Senior Minister have pulled back, large evangelical churches in our community have pushed all in. Which is why 400 students walk to a coffee shop just off campus each R ET U R N I NG Sunday for worship, and we welcome around 20 to TO OU R ROOTS: our sanctuary. ST U DE N T M I N IST RY Sadly, too, our ministry to middle-school and high- school youth has struggled to thrive as well. Once Back in January of this year, when we were still the youth ministry in town, several of our current worshiping online only, I made a stop for a bite students attend youth programming at other churches of breakfast on my way to the church one Sunday because, well, that’s where all their friends are. morning. As I waited in line for my bagel, I noticed Much of my call to ministry—which took place a flood of TCU students walking near campus, all right here in the sanctuary of UCC—is centered on headed in the same direction. There were groups ministry to students, and the first 15 years I served of them – 10, 8, 4 – some were alone. But all of them churches was doing youth ministry! I have a heart looked as they were dressed for church. A few of and passion for ministry with students. And here is them carried bibles. what I’ve come to believe: we cannot call ourselves Curious about where they were headed, I did what University Christian Church and not make student anyone in my position would do in that situation: I ministry—middle school, high school, and college followed them. Turns out that they were headed to students—one of our highest priorities. a local coffee shop that is home to a large college In a book called The Godbearing Life: The Art of Soul ministry from a congregation not far from here. Tending for Youth Ministry, Kenda Dean and Ron Over the next couple of days, I learned that they Foster remind us that young people are “looking own that coffee shop and host two worship services for a soul-shaking, heart-waking, world-changing there each Sunday morning, drawing close to 400 God to fall in love with. If they fail to find that TCU students each week. God in the church, they will most certainly settle For the first 60 years of our existence, UCC was the for lesser gods somewhere else… Youth look to University’s church. Out in the country, far from the church to show them something, Someone, any other local congregations, the faculty, staff capable of turning their lives inside out and the and students would all gather together for worship world upside down. But most of the time we in the each Sunday in the college chapel. church have offered them pizza.” 4
If we are going to be faithful to our roots while laying the foundation for our children’s children, we must be a community of faith committed to feeding our young people with that which will enable them to grow into strong, mature people of faith! This summer, with some turnover in our youth ministry staff, our church leadership made a commitment to reimagine and restructure our ministry to students. As I write this, we are in the midst of a search for the next right person to serve as our Minister to Students. We will not stop until we find the right candidate that is innovative, creative, and passionate about shepherding students and their families. We’ll find someone who is dynamic and able to grow collaborative relationships with the TCU Religious and Spiritual Life staff, the Disciples on Campus and other student groups. And then, we will give them the tools needed to grow this ministry and take it to the next level, including full-time ministry directors who will serve specific age groups within Student Ministry (Director of Youth Ministry and Director of College Ministry). As your pastor, but also as a parent of four teenagers, I want you to know that I am committed to doing all that we can at UCC to provide our students–and the students yet to come–an exciting, engaging, inviting place where they can have their souls shaken alive and their hearts turned towards God. I promise to do all that I can to have one of the most dynamic ministries to students around where they will be given not answers, but a safe place to question, wonder and discover the presence of God within them. You have my word and commitment. With gratitude and hope, Dr. Russ
UCC &YOU A C L A S S F O R V I S I TO R S & N E W M E M B E R S UCC & YOU CLASS We want you to feel comfortable and welcome at Sunday, November 14th, 2:00-4:00 pm, room 203 UCC, so please contact us with any questions you may have about our church and our ministries! Saturday, January 8th, 9:00-11:00 pm, room 150 You are able to register on our website at Welcome! Interested in knowing more about our www.universitychristian.org or by contacting our church? Connect with us for one of the following Member Engagement Coordinator, Stacy McCoy at UCC & You seminars in November or January. Our stacy.mccoy@uccftw.com or 817-926-6631. senior minister, Rev. Russ Peterman will lead us in a discussion about the history of the Disciples of Christ denomination and the foundations of our theology. He will also give us a look into the vision and mission of University Christian Church and what it means to be a member here. 6
UPCOMING WORSHIP SER IES DRAW NEAR The Art of Advent Advent is about preparing ourselves to give attention to God’s great gift, Jesus Christ. Sometimes we have difficulty believing we will see anything new. After all we know the story. We’ve heard it year after year. What could we possibly see or hear that we have not seen and heard before? This year, our hope will be to reawaken the wonder and beauty of the season of advent through the eyes and ears of artists who have gifted us with paintings, sculptures, music, movies and more, that draw us into the wonder of the Christmas story and the beauty of God’s love for all creation. NOVEMBER 28 DECEMBER 12 PREPARE REJOICE Isaiah 25: 6-12 “Gloria” choral celebration Luke 1:39-55 DECEMBER 5 WAIT DECEMBER 19 Romans 8: 18-25 REVEAL Luke 2:28-32, Hebrews 1: 1-4
UPCOMING WORSHIP SER IES HOLY I N T E R R U P T I O N S HOLY INTERRUPTIONS: Listening & Responding to God’s Call in Your Life What we see over and over again in scripture is God interrupting the lives of ordinary men and women, calling and empowering them to lives of service they never would have imagined on their own. That same God calls each of us, too, to bring hope and transformation to the world. In this series we’ll look at how to hear and respond to the unique call God is placing on your life. JANUARY 9 JANUARY 30 FATHER ABRAHAM A MOST RELUCTANT Genesis 12: 1-4 PROPHET JANUARY 16 Jonah 1: 1-17 HERE I AM! FEBRUARY 6 1 Samuel 3: 1-9 I HAVE SEEN THE LORD! JANUARY 23 John 20: 11-18 A TIME SUCH AS THIS FEBRUARY 13 Esther 4: 9-14 LEANING IN John 13: 1, 3-5, 12-15, 21-25; 34-35 8
Jesus said, “I have come that they may have life, and have it to the full” (John 10:10). Each Sunday morning at 10:10, folks gather in Walker Hall to worship in a different way. Ten:10 invites all curious-minded people to gather in a casual atmosphere, share meaningful conversation and experience amazing acoustic music – the delicious Ampersand Coffee is an added bonus! Ten:10 is the place to #movetowardmore – more healing, more hope, more wholeness. On Christmas Eve, the Ten:10 community will gather to celebrate the birth of Jesus. Join us on December 24 at 7pm for a time of sacred-seeking worship, complete with a message by Russ Peterman, Christmas music led by Stephanie Hord and – of course – coffee. You won’t want to miss it! 10
S YO UTH CHRIS TM AS PARTIES Sunday, December 5 Chi Rho (Grades 6-8) • 6:00pm-7:30pm CYF (Grades 9-12) • 6:15pm-7:45pm T Bring your favorite side or dessert, a $15 white elephant gift, and your friends and family for a night of fun! We will paint ornaments, play games, drink hot chocolate, and award prizes for the most U festive Christmas pajamas! D E N SKI TRIP Crested Butte, CO December 28 - January 1 T What better way to spend the New Year than with your friends skiing in Crested Butte , Colorado?! High School youth are invited to the 2021 Ski Trip. Cost per person: $1050.00 (includes transportation, hotel, food, ski lift tickets and equipment rentals). S If you do not plan on skiing, the total cost will be $700. $250.00 deposit due at time of registration Deadline to register is November 15 For more details contact Melanie Williams at melanie.williams@uccftw.com. 12
CO L L E G E CO R N E R Our College Ministry is excited and energized to be “All-in for Students” here at UCC! As we continue our search for ministry staff to lead and grow our student ministries, we are continuing to engage and welcome our TCU neighbors. We hope all UCC members will be on the lookout for college students and young adults to make them feel welcomed and loved. You can help be a part of this important ministry! Each week, we offer Lunch Bunch – a lunch for college students in our College Lounge, easily accessed from the entrance at “College Corner” (Cantey & Rogers). We will also be sending care packages to our “Students Away” – our UCC college- age students at other colleges and universities. As always, we are planning to have a Finals Feast on December 8 for our hard-working scholars to share a meal and have some social interaction during the week before final exams. If your Sunday School class, ministry group or family would like to be involved with College Ministry by providing a meal or financial assistance, please contact Rev. Shannon Moore – shannon.moore@uccftw.com S PR I N G R E T R E AT S DC YOUTH MIDWINTER Middle School February 4-6, 2022 High School February 18-20, 2022 Register through Disciples Crossing beginning in late November. disciplescrossing.campbrainregistration.com DC Youth will have the opportunity to grow their faith and to play and pray with others in a camp setting.
F CHILD & FAMILY DEDICATIONS November 21 January 23 December 19 February 27 A When we dedicate our children to God, parents make a covenant to raise their children in homes where the Spirit of Christ is present and the UCC faith community makes a covenant to pray for, serve and support these families. We are reminded M of God’s promise of love for all of God’s children when we surround these families in prayer and covenant. There is no perfect age for your child and family to participate in dedications. If you are ready for in-person worship dedications for your family, I please contact robin.doyle@uccftw.com so we can confirm a dedication for you. If you would like to have your child blessed and dedicated, but are not ready for in-person worship, we can arrange family and friend only dedications in the Chapel of the L Good Shepherd with Rev. Kera Watts officiating. I E S 14
PA R E N T S N I G H T O U T December 17 (RSVP Deadline December 10) February 11 (RSVP Deadline February 4) We are called to share compassion with one another. One way UCC does this is by giving you time to rest and recharge. Parents and caregivers, enjoy three hours of uninterrupted time as your children enjoy a fun evening of programming with graders to prepare them to engage in God's word Children’s Ministries. Our programs will engage for a lifetime. Our goal is to make the Bible easily infants to fifth graders with time to play, learn, and accessible--a library of books to check out when have fun together. $5 child/$10 total per family seeking and asking questions--as opposed to a giant, overwhelming book. DC KIDS MIDWINTER RETREAT: 1 ST´5 TH GR ADERS January 28-30, 2022 Register through Disciples Crossing beginning in late November. disciplescrossing.campbrainregistration.com DC Kid Campers will engage in faith and Bible stories through interactive learning stations and creative & energetic worship experiences in the beauty of Disciples Crossing. UCC will be WDS ENROLLMENT FOR responsible for providing sponsors for the children U CC M E M B E R S registered through our church. It is imperative January 31-February 3 that if your child is going to DC Kids Mid-Winter Join us! Retreat, that you are able to serve too! UCC Weekday School is a part time preschool program that provides a safe, loving and fun THIRD GR ADE BIBLES learning environment for children ages 8 weeks through Kindergarten. As a ministry to families Learning to Use My Bible: in our community, Weekday School focuses on January 16-March 6 living out our UCC Core Values in developmentally Bible Presentations in Worship: January 9 appropriate ways. Weekday School enrollment for the 2022-23 school year will be open to A favorite University Christian Church tradition currently enrolled families and church members is the presentation of Bibles to our Third Graders January 31-February 3. Please email Robin Doyle, as a gift from the faith community. As a part of Weekday School Administrative Assistant, at this gift, we offer a specialized class for our third robin.doyle@uccftw.com for more information.
A D C H R I S T M A S E V E S E RV I C E S V Five Opportunities to Worship on Christmas Eve! 2:00pm • Traditional Service in Sanctuary 5:00pm • Family Service in Sanctuary E 7:00pm • TEN:10 Service in Walker Hall 9:00pm • Traditional Service in Sanctuary 11:00pm • Traditional Service in Sanctuary N Join us as we celebrate Christ’s birth at UCC. Rev. Dr. Russ Peterman will preach his sermon, “Love Drawn Here”, at 2:00, 7:00, 9:00 and 11:00pm. The daytime 2:00 service will include a 10-minute organ prelude, carols, Communion and a vocal T solo by Jennifer Chung Quintard. The 5:00 family service will invite children to experience the Christmas story alongside live animals; music will include handbills, carol singing and a 10-minute organ prelude. Details regarding the Ten:10 service at 7:00 may be found on page 10 of this catalog. The 9:00 and 11:00 services will feature candlelight and Communion; music for both services will be led by the Chancel Choir and handbills, preceded by a 30-minute organ and harp prelude. Please make plans to join us in-person as we celebrate God’s love together! 16
O F M A N Y CO LO R S December 8 at 7:00pm UCC Sanctuary • Free admission Of Many Colors (OMC) will present a Christmas concert titled, “I’ll Be Home for Christmas” featuring Major Attaway. Before his breakout role as the Genie in the Broadway musical “Aladdin”, Major Attaway spent years performing in Fort Worth at Casa Mañana Theater and other regional groups in Texas. J O U R N E Y TO B E T H L E H E M : In fact, some will remember that he was a charter A LIVE NATIVITY EXPERIENCE member of OMC. He is pleased to be rejoining them December 19, 4:00pm-6:00pm for this musical holiday celebration! Walk through Bethlehem and experience the beauty and wonder of the scriptures coming to life. Animals, angels, shepherds, wise men, Mary, Joseph and infant Jesus will tell the Christmas story. Children of all ages will receive a passport to guide them through the outdoor experience leading to the Christ child. Children will leave carrying the light of Christ into the world. An opportunity to OMC is comprised of men and women of different support children in our community by contributing ages, backgrounds, and ethnicities. These gifted to the Christmas Eve offering benefiting Academy 4 musicians come from across the Fort Worth region available at the end of the experience. and include high school choral directors, teachers, university faculty, an attorney and others in the work force. Their individuality is as varied as the FA M I LY FA I T H many colors of Joseph’s famous coat… thus the inspiration behind their name. A DV E N T PAC K E T S A Family Faith Advent Packet will arrive to each family with children, ages infant through fifth grade by the start of Advent. Inside will be family devotions for each week, family art projects, a family movie night Advent/Christmas guide, and ways for your family to connect with God during The origins of OMC date back to February 2007, when the Advent season. Extra Family Faith Advent Jim Hodges was asked to produce a Lenten concert Packets will be available for pick up in the Arches at University Christian Church. It was his vision and at the reception desk if you would like to share to combine and blend voices of different ethnicity one with your extended family. with new arrangements of old hymns and spirituals, contemporary and original pieces; this collaborative effort resulted in an awe -inspiring sound, transcending the music and inspiring audiences still today.
M I N I S T E R S W E E K 2022 W Ministers Week 2022 will be held February 7-9, 2022. Ministers Week is a clergy conference co- sponsored by Brite Divinity School, Texas Christian University and University Christian Church held each year in February. O With an eighty plus year history, this event brings together clergy, alumni, seminarians, and people from the community for fellowship, learning, and worship. The time is R designed around the Wells Sermons, the Gilbert and Hilda Davis Workshop in Ministry, the McFadin Lectureship and the Scott Lectureship. In addition to the worship service and plenary sessions the conference includes breakout workshops and S various alumni gatherings. UCC members are welcome to attend the evening worship services without registration. All other workshops are free to attend, however registration is required. Visit www.brite.edu for more information. H This year's Wells Sermons (on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday evenings) will be preached by Rev. Carla Aday. Rev. Aday has served as Senior Minister at Country Club Christian Church in Kansas City since 2017. A child of our church, Carla holds a I Masters of Divinity from Yale University where she was honored with the Mersick Prize for effective public address and preaching. She has written and contributed to numerous publications. This Scott Lecturer (Tuesday morning) will be P Francisco Lozada, Jr., the Charles Fischer Catholic Professor of New Testament and Latinx Studies at Brite Divinity School. Michael Battle will present the McFadin Lecture on Wednesday morning. Dr. Battle was ordained a priest by Desmond Tutu in 1993 and now serves as Herbert Thompson Professor of Church and Society and Director of the Desmond Tutu Center at General Theological Seminary in New York. Finally, the Gilbert and 18
Hilda Davis Workshop in Ministry on Wednesday B OA R ’ S H E A D A N D Y U L E morning will be led by Cynthia Gano Lindner, LO G F E S T I VA L Director of Ministry Studies and Clinical Faculty for Preaching and Pastoral Care at The University UCC’s beloved Boar’s Head and Yule Log Festival of Chicago Divinity School. will not be held in January 2022. It was a difficult decision and many possible modifications were considered, but ultimately the Boar’s Head Guild unanimously agreed to cancel the performances out of concern for the health of our cast, musicians, and crew. Instead, the Guild will spend the next year pursuing the construction of a new, lightweight stage and production of an archival video. We eagerly anticipate the return of the festival in January 2023! Rev. Dr. Todd Prickett, Minister of Music T H E LO N G E S T N I G H T 817-926-6631 December 21, 2021 For those who have experienced loss, the holidays can be a particularly painful time, stirring up grief in acute ways. On December 21st, the Winter Solstice, the longest night of the year, we’ll offer an on-line service designed to provide space for prayer, reflection, and remembrance amidst the holiday hustle and bustle. In this pandemic season of life, we realize that grief and loss might be magnified The Longest Night is a safe and sacred space to mourn the losses and griefs of the year, to let the tears flow for the hurting places in our own lives, as well as for our country and our world. We’ll also open the chapel on that day from 5-8 p.m., offering a space of calm, quiet, and healing. Members of our clergy team will be available to pray with you, light candles and remind you that Christ’s light shines on even in the darkest situations.
L AT T E W I T H T H E L A D I E S Saturday, November 13, 2021, 9:00 am Ascension Coffee Shop 1751 River Run, Suite 151 (behind Macy’s) Fort Worth, TX 76107 W For more detail contact Rev. Zena McAdams at zena.mcadams@uccftw.com. W I L D WO M E N ’ S B O O K C LU B O IN-PERSON Monday, November 15, 6:00 pm The Vanishing Half, by Brit Bennett Facilitator: Lisa Reinhardt M The Rim, 5912 Convair Dr. Fort Worth, TX 76116 For more detail contact Rev. Zena McAdams at zena.mcadams@uccftw.com. E W I L D WO M E N ’ S B O O K C LU B ZOOM Tuesday, November 16, Noon N The Vanishing Half, by Brit Bennett Facilitator: Jaye McLaughlin For more detail contact Rev. Zena McAdams at zena.mcadams@uccftw.com. A N N UA L WO M E N ’ S CHRISTMAS TEA Saturday, December 11, 2021, 2:00 pm. The Rose Garden Tearoom 7200 Camp Bowie Blved. Fort Worth, TX 76116 Reservations required For more detail contact Rev. Zena McAdams at zena.mcadams@uccftw.com. 20
W I L D WO M E N B O O K C LU B W I L D WO M E N ’ S B O O K C LU B C H R I S T M A S G AT H E R I N G ZOOM (BOTH GROUPS) Tuesday, January 18, Noon Monday, December 13, 2021, 6:00-8:00 pm Ethel Rosenberg, by Anne Sebba Happy Johns’ home, 7324 Old Mill Run, Facilitator: Edie Gause Fort Worth, TX 76133 For more detail contact Rev. Zena McAdams at For more detail contact Rev. Zena McAdams at zena.mcadams@uccftw.com. zena.mcadams@uccftw.com. L AT T E W I T H T H E L A D I E S Saturday, January 8,2021, 9:00 am Ascensión Coffee Shop 1751 River Run, Suite 151 (behind Macy’s) Fort Worth, TX 76107 For more detail contact Rev. Zena McAdams at zena.mcadams@uccftw.com. W I L D WO M E N ’ S B O O K C LU B IN-PERSON Monday, January 17, 6:00 pm Ethel Rosenberg, by Anne Sebba Facilitator: Edie Gause The Rim, 5912 Convair Dr. Fort Worth, TX 76116 For more detail contact Rev. Zena McAdams at zena.mcadams@uccftw.com.
W E LCO M E H O M E B A S K E T S In 2022 the Tarrant County Homeless Coalition (TCHC) is focused on moving 2,200 people into affordable housing. Most of those moving into G housing don’t have much more than what’s in their backpacks, so our church has committed to filling laundry baskets with essential household items to make an apartment feel like home. New and gently used items from the list below are I needed. You may bring your contributions to the UCC Porte Cochere on Sunday, January 9 between 4:30 and 6:00pm. Volunteers are needed to help receive donated items on Sunday, January 9th from 3:30-6:30pm, V assemble baskets later that week (Time TBD based on donations received), and deliver baskets to TCHC once they are assembled. Visit our website to sign up to serve and contact carolstewart@sbcglobal. net for more information. I DINE CLEAN Bowls Bath/Kitchen Cleaner Glasses Broom Mugs/Cups Laundry Basket N Plates Laundry Detergent Silverware Mop Silverware Divider Trash Bags Dish Cloths Kleenex Cooking Utensils Napkins G Dish washing Liquid Toilet Paper Measuring Cups Paper Towels Pans Pots BATH Sheet Pan Shower Curtain Skillet Shower Hooks Bath Mat BED Towel Sets Sheets Washcloths Blankets Hand/Body Soap Pillow Pillow Cases 22
CH R IST M A S A NG E LS M I N IST RY at University Christian Church (Please remit this form, along with your contribution, to the UCC Reception Desk) CHRISTMAS ANGELS NAME / GROUP: PHONE: SAVE THE DATE! Christmas Angels Wrap Night Sunday, December 12 • 5:00pm | EMAIL: ADDRESS: All ages are welcome and encouraged to help assemble the gift bags! Sign up online for a roll at a specific station! I (WE) SUPPORT THE Childcare will be available for those ages 5 and under. CHRISTMAS ANGELS MINISTRY Christmas Angels is a long standing UCC outreach BY SPONSORING: ministry. We are grateful for your contributions (Number of children) that make this ministry possible year after year. FOR A TOTAL OF $ Through monetary gifts provided by our UCC family, we have collectively benefited hundreds of (Number of children x $100) children in our community each year. I (WE) SUPPORT THE CHRISTMAS ANGELS MINISTRY THROUGH A TOTAL CONTRIBUTION OF $ CHRISTMAS POINSET TIAS A special part of Advent are the beautiful poinsettias in our Sanctuary and throughout the Donations of all amounts make an impact and are building. Purchase a poinsettia to remember, appreciated. Approximately $100.00 provides a gift honor, appreciate or celebrate the special people or bag that gives each child a new coat, sweatshirt, events in your life or the life of the church. jeans, shoes, underwear, a toy, a book and a Bible. You can make a gift online at universitychristian. Order between November 28 and December 13 for org/christmas-angels, or by completing and $25 each. turning in the form on the right. For more information, contact Jesus Hernandez at If you have any questions, contact Melanie Williams jesus.hernandez@uccftw.com. at melanie.williams@uccftw.com. Purchased poinsettias may be picked up following the 11:00pm Christmas Eve worship service.
C H R I S T M A S E V E O F FE R I N G When we live out our core value of generosity, we respond to God’s abundance with gratitude as we invest in God’s calling for our community. For that reason, we will once again gift 100% of our Christmas Eve offering to a local community partner. This year, University Christian Church will share these gifts with Academy 4. This fall we have committed our spiritual gifts and talents to Academy 4 through our mentorship program at G I F T S O F H O PE Alice D. Contreras Elementary School, and we feel (Order form to the right and descriptions of called to deepen this investment by sharing our organizations on page 26.) financial gifts as well. Join us for a unique holiday shopping experience You can help transform the at our alternative giving market, Gifts of Hope. The life of a 4th grader by making market will be held in person this year on Sunday, a gift this Christmas. Simply December 5 in The Gallery from 9am-1pm. You can share your gifts at one of also order your gifts by filling out the order form our in-person services on in this catalog and mail it into the church with a Christmas Eve, or on our check by December 15, or place your order securely website by selecting the “Christmas Eve Offering” online at our virtual store by December 31 at fund. Checks can also be sent to the church and www.universitychristian.org/gifts-of-hope. designated “Christmas Eve Offering.” Each purchase will include a Gifts of Hope card Our gift will help create opportunities for students and insert about your gift – ready to mail or hand to build positive relationships that encourage and deliver to the special people in your life. Once your inspire, enhancing many aspects of students’ social order is fulfilled, you will receive an e-mail with and emotional development, which leads to better details explaining when and where to pick up your grades, better school attendance, better attitudes cards at the church. toward school, and a sense that “I can be more.” Thank you for sharing your treasure and planting Here are some additional ways your gifts to seeds of Hope! Academy 4 are helping to change the lives of 4th graders across our city. $10 provides Academy 4 t-shirt for a student and mentor pair $25 provides two board games for mentors and mentees to play $45 buys 5 Academy 4 books of the month $500 funds curriculum for an entire school 24
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