Living in Love

In the Guinness Book of World Records, the shortest sermon ever

preached is listed. It was given by John Albrecht, an Episcopal priest in Michigan. He stood in his pulpit to preach, paused, and said “Love!” He then sat down. Some of Albrecht’s members said it was the best sermon he ever preached. It seems odd that we have taken concepts that are so simple and then complicate them to the point that it takes years of study to un-package them. Once unwrapped, the simplicity reappears.

Karl Barth was one of the most famous of the modern theologians. His years of study and writing had made him widely known and very well respected. Barth was invited to deliver one of the keynote lectures at a theological seminary in the East. While he was there a group of ministers and theologians sat down with him in a question-and-answer period. Someone asked the great theologian, “What is the most profound thought that you know, Dr. Barth?” Here is what this deep-thinking man and brilliant theologian said, “Jesus loves me, this I know, for the Bible tells me so.”

Love is important. Popular culture tells us, “Love is a many splendored thing;” “All you need is love;” “Love makes the world go ‘round;” “Love means never having to say you’re sorry.” We understand that love is important but aren’t there other things that are equal to if not more important than love? According to the Bible the answer is an emphatic, “No!”

Paul writes, “If I give away all I have, and if I deliver my body to be burned, but have not love, I gain nothing.” Faith without love is empty. Love is the essential element that gives meaning to all the others. Without love, wisdom, faith, even sacrifice, become unanchored and drift aimlessly in the sea of life. Love is the anchor, love is the key, and love is the essential element to all things in life.

As we begin the New Year let us commit to being more loving. We need to be more loving in our families, more loving in our church, more loving in our community, more loving in our world. If we become really good at loving who knows what might happen? God knows!

Faith Connections A look at what Christ is doing through

Faith United Methodist Church, Trenton, Michigan

Serving God and community since 1958

January 2019

Everyone has February 24 – March 3, 2019, circled on their

calendar, right?? This is our week to host ChristNet next year. Even though it sounds far off, it will be coming up very quickly! The sign- up sheets will be up on January 27 but if you have questions, suggestions, new ideas etc., please let me know before then. We could really use more entertainment, games, and activities in the evenings.

The rotating shelter opened for the season the second week in October and has been at capacity since. This week (12/10/18) we have 30 individuals staying with ChristNet. We have 10 women right now, but had as many as 15 a few weeks ago. No children so far. The numbers do change very quickly.

A big thank you goes out to members of Faith who help at the Daytime Center preparing meals. Michele Partch, Leann Maxwell, Cindy Allison, Vicki Owens, Karen Johnson, Linda Talbert and Laura Hayman (hope I didn’t leave anyone out) have recently joined Jim Allison, Linda & Todd Cleaver and Mary Myers on different days during the week. The center gets many food donations and the volunteers are very creative in preparing the donations! Allison’s & Partche’s also served Thanksgiving Dinner at the Center and I hear there are plans for Christmas too.

Coming up on March 16, 2019 will be our annual Carrabba’s fundraiser! It’s always great food and a great fundraiser. Tickets for Carrabba’s will be available in early March.

I cannot say THANK YOU often enough for the support and commitment our Faith family gives to ChristNet. You are AWESOME! I wish you a peaceful, joyous holiday season filled with the love of Christ, which you generously share. MERRY CHRISTMAS!

Linda Dickman, ChristNet Coordinator

734 675-0893 or 734 673-2444

Sunday Morning

Worship Schedule January Liturgist Schedule

9:30 a.m.

Jan. 6 Cindy Allison

Jan. 13 Barb Weyman

Jan. 20 David Levely

Jan. 27 Karin Hiske

11:00 a.m.

Jan. 6 Rory Yost

Jan. 13 Janie Lehman

Jan. 20 Linda Kell

Jan. 27 Beth Hinzmann

January Usher Schedule

9:30 a.m.

Jan. 6 Amy Lester, Ron & Ada LaJeunesse.

Jan. 13 Phyllis Weaver, Chuck & Laura Trosien.

Jan. 20 Linda & Todd Cleaver, Bill LeFevre. Jan. 27 Don Martin, Kay Korns, Pat Poehler.

11:00 a.m.

Jan. 6 Mike Hawkinson, Allie & Clare Stefan.

Jan. 13 Dave & Darlene Peryam, Keith Bukovich.

Jan. 20 Gerry & Janice Baynai, Sue Filkins.

Jan. 27 Bob Maxwell, Chris Kane, Rev. Grace Ann Beebe.

A special thanks to everyone who serves the Lord so willingly & faithfully!

Our church has one and we want

to know about your concerns

and if you would like them to be

on our prayer chain. Please call the Church

office at 671-5211 or Nancy Cardle at 676-7037.

We would also like to know about your

answered prayers, too!

Please remember the following in prayers:

Marylouise Blanco

Paul Deller Rev. Marshall Dunlap

Norman Fulmer

Rose Hurdt

Ken Husband

Jean Jackson

Brian Jones

John Langevin

Jacqui Mergleski

Sharon Ralston

Rosie Roback

Rev. Mark Spaw

Jim Turner

Noreene Venier

Gladys Williams

Pat Windeler

Janet Woodard

Imogene Writer

Bertha Yost

And those caregivers who provide physical and emotional support for those in need.

Light Up the Cross …

As a memorial or honorarium for

your loved ones. (Donation: daily-

$15, weekly-$100, monthly-$350)

Please contact the church office,

671-5211, regarding your plans to

“Light the Cross” and we will place your

announcement in the Sunday bulletin.

MINISTRY TEAM

Pastor………………………Rev. Dr. Douglas Ralston

Deacon……………………….Rev. Grace Ann Beebe

Newsletter Editor………………………… Karin Hiske

Lay Leader……………………………..Bob Eberhardt

Treasurer………………………………….. Don Martin

Financial Secretary…………………… Cindy Allison

Organist……………………………...….. Sandy Strall

Youth Director…………………….…..Cheryl Lentner

Director of Music………………...........Stephanie Bell

Administrative Asst.……………………... Karin Hiske

Custodian……………………………………Jon Ream

Pianist………………………………….Karen Johnson

Nursery Attendant…………………Emma Hawkinson

Coordinator of Technology…………… Ted Hayman

Altar Flowers

To have flowers placed on the altar or organ as a tribute, memorial, or a special occasion, please sign-up on the flower chart in the corner lobby, or call the church office. The price of the bouquet is $15.00, a rose is $6.00.

The flowers on the altar on Sunday, January 13 are in honor of Grace Talbert and given by Grandma Linda Talbert.

November 2018 Date Worship

Service Sunday School

Nov. 4 152 20

Nov. 11 199 35

Nov. 18 181 28

Nov. 25 166 29

TOTAL 698 112

MONDAY, JANUARY 7 AT 9:00 A.M.

AT CHRISTOFFS

The church extends its Christian faith and

sympathy to the family of Nancy Reedy who passed away on Dec. 4. Nancy is the sister of Steve Boyd.

Our Caregiver Support Group

meets on the first Monday, of each month from 7-8 pm. We get together to share information, support one another, and just relax with a cup of coffee. Whether you are caring for someone at home, someone in an

assisted facility, someone a distance away, or even if you’re supporting another caregiver, come join us. It’s great to know you’re not alone and you’ll probably get some good ideas to help things go a little smoother.

If you have any questions, please contact Rev. Grace Ann Beebe at 734-676-3863 or leave a message at church.

J.O.Y. Lunch (Just Older Youth)

For adults who like food. Our group will meet:

Wednesday, January 16 at 11:30 a.m. at

Ramsey’s Restaurant W. Jefferson, TRN

We hope to see YOU there!

Message from our Music Department

Looking for people of all ages to join in our music ministry at Faith.

Chancel Choir (9th grade and older) rehearse on Wednesday nights at 6 p.m. (transitional songs)

Faithful Ringers (experienced hand bell ringers) rehearse on Thursdays at 6 p.m.

Journey (blue grass music) rehearse on Thursdays at 6:30 p.m.

Joyful Noise (contemporary songs: looking for vocalist & instrumentalist) no planned rehearsals at this time.

Looking for interest in restarting our Children’s Choir and a Youth Band!!

Please join us with your love for Jesus Christ in celebration with music.

Stephanie Bell, Music Director

I would like to give a big THANK YOU to Sue Yee, Carolyn Engle, Darlene Peryam, Ada LaJeunesse, Alice Shenton, Lynda Watkins, Reje

Eberhardt, Sharon Ralston, Mark, Mitchell, & Claire Caldwell, and Lucas & Helena Eye for all your help on the Candlelight dinner. Many hands and all your hard work made my job much easier. Thank you!

Mary Fowler

FAITH U.M. WOMEN

Disbursement & Budget Report

2019 Missions, Cultivation, & Local Church Needs

Office Expense 500 Petty Cash & Child Care 300 Remembrances 300 Local Church Activities 1,000 Dist. & Conf. Pledge 5,000 Church Women United 200 Special Mission Gifts 400 Program & Conferences 500 Membership Supplies 225

TOTAL $8,425

TOTAL OPERATING EXPENSES $6,500

DISBURSEMENTS OF 2018 FUNDS

Faith Youth Program 400 Local Hunger Program 4,000 Cass UMC & Center 1,000 Church Women United 200 Penrickton Center for Blind 200 God’s Treasures Camp Scholarship 250 ChristNet 220 Methodist Children’s Guardian Angel Fund 250 Vista Maria 250 UMCOR/ADVANCE 1,000 Brightmoor (Redford) 500 Pollockville, NC 1,500 Missionary 1,000 TOTAL Disbursements $10,770

Total of Budget & Disbursements $17,270

Congratulations to Levi & Carissa Adams and their new arrival Anna Cynthia who was born on Nov. 21 weighing 7 pounds 1 oz. Proud grandparents are Rod & Cindy Morrison.

WHAT CAN I GIVE HIM? by, Christina Rossetti

What can I give Him, Poor as I am? If I were a shepherd, I would bring a lamb.

If I were a Wise Man, I would do my part, Yet what can I give Him? Give Him my heart.

Happy New Year! My goodness, it is not even Christmas yet, and here I am wishing you all a Happy New Year and I just wrote 2019 for the first time! Christmas. Christmas beckons us to consider what gift can we each bring to the baby Jesus. Now it is a new year, full of promise and hope; a new year that beckons us to embrace the love we experience during Christmas time.

How do we do that, you may wonder. As United Methodist Women, we begin a new year with the realization that there are new mission tasks and opportunities waiting for us to delve into. Every four years, there is a National Quadrennial UMW meeting. This past year, it was held in Columbus, Ohio. At this meeting, four issues were prioritized as areas of focus for social action. That means there are four areas we need to learn about and explore ways we can have a positive influence during the next four years. These four issues are Climate Justice, Criminalization of Communities of Color, Economic Inequality, and Maternal and Child Health. Quite the task!

But wait! These are not the only areas of mission where United Methodist Women are involved. We still must work to feed the hungry, shelter the homeless, clothe those who have no clothes. How are we going to accomplish all of this? We have jobs. We take care of family members. We take care of others. We are going to be so stressed! How are we really going to make a difference? Think a bit and consider these points as stated in The Purpose of United Methodist Women.

*To be a community of women *To know God *To experience freedom as whole persons through Jesus Christ *To develop a creative and supportive community *To expand concepts of mission *To participate in global ministries

Each UMW group in each United Methodist Church is unique, not only because each woman is unique, but also each community and each congregation is unique. Over time, people, communities and churches change. Change brings new opportunities and challenges. We must remember that each woman brings hope, expectation, and anticipation as gifts, talents, and resources, as well as responsibilities, burdens, and need for fellowship. As these changes occur, we need to find new ways of working for mission that address the changing needs of our group, church, and community to keep us focused on moving toward our purpose, our vision. To move forward in 2019, we need to honor the 2018 accomplishments of United Methodist Women of Faith United Methodist Church. Look at the distribution of funds report—we are truly invested in mission! Being able to continue our financial support of local, national, and global missions is a gift. Learning about tangible needs of others, such as all of the members of Pollocksville UMC, NC whose lives were devastated by Hurricane Florence and Soaring Haiti Unlimited, and helping to meet their needs is also a gift. None of this would be possible without the time, talents, and gifts of the people of this church; not just the women, but every person of this church. Mission is inclusive. All of us working together accomplish much. God is so good! This Christmas. “What gift can I bring?” new year, “I bring my heart.” Consider joining us this New Year on the path of mission. Remember, UMW mission work isn’t just the Bazaar workshops or Executive Board meetings, but learning about needs and working together to meet those needs and make a positive difference. Mission is living with love and hope in our hearts and sharing it!

Here are our activities for January:

UMW Bazaar Workshop(s) – Monday’s from 10 a.m. – 2:00 p.m. beginning Jan. 7.

Ladies Lunch at Moms Restaurant on Tues. Jan. 8 at noon.

Executive Board meeting – Monday, Jan. 9 at 1:00 P.M.

Prayer Shawl Ministries -Thursdays at 7 P.M.

Movie Night – Friday, Jan. 18 at 6:30 p.m.

Afternoon Delights – Tuesday, Jan. 29 at 2:00 p.m. in the Parlor.

Reje Eberhardt, Faith UMW President

734-675-5035 rejeandbob@gmail.com

Afternoon Delights All the women are

invited for this

special gathering:

Tuesday, January 29

At 2:00 p.m.

Parlor This event is a chance to get to know each

other better by listening, reflecting and sharing.

Questions? Call Reje Eberhardt

at 675-5035

DOWNRIVER CHURCH SPORTS

LEAGUE There is Drop-in Volleyball at Hedke Elementary School on

Marion Drive on Monday(s) at 7:00 p.m. There have been enough players for two teams of four to six players and the number is growing. If interested stop by and check it out or call Kay Korns if you have questions. Addition of enough players for three teams would be good. Teams could play one or two matches each week. A Three-on-Three basketball league will start in February. They’ll play Thursday evenings at

Anderson Elementary on Harrison or Hedke school. Justin Bommer represented Faith UMC last year. See Justin or contact Rob McWilliams at 313-805-9284 for additional details. Anyone interested in playing Wallyball at Zodiac on Toledo Dix in Southgate should contact Kay Korns, 671-0005. Our Church Bowling League is in progress with four teams. They bowl at 10-Pins of Trenton every other Sunday at 4 P.M. Season will end in March. Substitute bowlers are needed at times. Call Kay Korns if you would like to be put on the substitute list.

The United Methodist

Women Greater Detroit

District Prayer Breakfast

will be held on February 9

at Redford Aldersgate.

Watch for registration deadline and announcement

of speaker on the Trenton UMW bulletin board or in

Faith Connections. Every member of Faith UMW is

invited to attend. If you have not been to a district

event, “Try it, you might like it.” You will be home by

early afternoon. Kay Korns

RECYCLING at FAITH Whether throwing back the star fish or the turtles into the sea it is even that one you save that counts. Just taking

your newspapers, magazines, light weight cardboard or other paper products to the dumpster type containers at the schools makes a bit less to go into landfills. If enough people would reuse, return, recycle and consider packaging when they buy it could make a big difference. I cannot believe how many cases of bottled water are paid for and carried out of the grocery stores. White paper and corrugated cardboard will soon be delivered to the recycle center in Taylor. Drop your white paper off at church. If you have collected corrugated cardboard let Kay Korns know; she will let you know the day and time to have it at church.

ENDOWMENT FUND

Since 1986, Faith Church has had an Endowment Fund established to accept monies in the form of Designated and Undesignated Funds for the furtherance of Program, Mission and Capital Improvement at Faith Church. As we enter this TAX SEASON, contact your Tax Advisor concerning what current or future TAX ADVANTAGES are yours through CHARITABLE GIVING.

Bob Maxwell, Endowment Fund

Volunteers Needed to Help at St. Phillip’s Food Pantry

We are looking for people to help at the St. Phillip’s Food Pantry on Wednesdays, from 10:45 - 1:00 during the months of January and February. There will be a sign-up sheet in the corner lobby for those who are interested. We need 2 volunteers each week and you do not need to commit for an entire month

St. Phillip’s Food Pantry serves between 40 and 60 clients (individuals and families) each week. At the Food Pantry, clients are able to select food items that they know they will use, instead of receiving a generic box of food. The Food Pantry is also the Temporary Food Assistance Program site for the City of Trenton and once a month there is a “commodities day” when foods from the U.S. Department of Agriculture are distributed.

Volunteers work one-on-one with clients as they select their food items, place these items in bags and boxes in a shopping cart and help them load the groceries into their cars. This volunteer opportunity does require standing, walking and some lifting. Unlike the St. Timothy’s Food Pantry, we will not be involved in stocking or pre-packing boxes of food.

If you would like further information on this, please contact either

Sue or Ray Yee at 734-676-2731.

FAITHFUL READERS will meet on Tuesday, January 15 at 11 A.M. at Panera Bread to discuss the book, Having Our Say by The Delaney Sisters.

Ruth Briggs

Scrip Fundraiser Program Pick up order forms at the Information Center in our

lobby. Remember, orders are due by the first

Sunday of each month and will be filled by the third

Sunday of each month.

Faith Connections

Faith United Methodist Church

Rev. Dr. Douglas Ralston, Pastor

2530 Charlton Road, Trenton, MI 48183

Phone: 734-671-5211

Office hours: 9:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. Monday-Thursday

E-mail: trentonfaithumc@sbcglobal.net

Sunday Worship at 9:30 & 11:00 A.M.

Sept. 16 – May 19

Includes: Sunday School at 11 A.M.

Nursery provided for children 2 years and under. Sunday Sermons are available on our web-site:

www.trentonfaith.com

Find us on facebook.com at: trenton.faith.94

Assistants needed

for our Control Booth Experience is not needed.

Training will be provided for

the lighting, sound and the projector program.

Contact the church office or Ted Hayman

when you are available for training.

SAVE THE DATE!

ChristNET Trivia Night 2019

1. Cancel all plans for Saturday, February

23, 2019 from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m.

2. Form teams of 4 people (We’ll help you

with that if necessary).

3. Pay attention during the holidays to your

know-it-all relatives!

4. Join us in Compton Hall for the world

famous Sloppy Joes and treats.

Tom & Michele Patch and Terri & Mike Steinhauer

Thank you for spending time in the Cass Community Social Services kitchen. We appreciate your time and hard work. We could not do all we do without our

many volunteers and hope that you enjoyed your time with us. Thank you for your service.

Rev. Faith Fowler

Martin Luther King Day of Service is Mon. January 21.

MLK was a man of service, so in honor of his life, do something special for someone else. Visit someone in a nursing home or an elderly neighbor. Shovel

someone's walk or offer to take someone shopping or shop for them. Take a neighbor's dog for a walk or donate blood. Or make a donation to a local need.

Ruth Briggs, Church & Society/Religion & Race Chair

To ALL our wonderful Volunteers at Faith United Methodist Church….THANK YOU for sharing your talents and assisting at our church, all year long. God has truly blessed Faith Church!

1 Thessalonians 3:9 How can we THANK GOD

enough for YOU in return for all the joy we feel in the presence of our God because of you?

Continued blessings, The Staff of Faith

Dear Faith UMC: Thank you so much for your generous donation to St. Philip Food Pantry. Your fundraiser was deeply appreciated.

Thanks again & God Bless! Love & Prayers, Coy, Pola, Pat, Barb & volunteers

OUT AND ABOUT WITH FAITH

Book Study

The next meeting for the book study “Unexpected: Leave Fear Behind, Move Forward in Faith, Embrace the Adventure” by Christine Caine will be on Thursday, January 17 (read Chapters 7 and 8), and February 21 (read Chapters 9 and 10).

Card Making

Laura Trosien and her card making group met in December for the 1st time. They made cards for shut-ins, people in the hospital, people who are ill, etc. If you would like to participate, join Laura at church on Wednesday, Jan. 9 at 6:30 p.m. No experience required!! Laura will give instructions on creating the cards.

Volunteers Needed

Linda Cleaver is leading a group to work at Cass Social Services to help with the preparation of dinner. This group works at Cass on the last Thursday of each month. On January 31, we’ll leave the church around 8:15 a.m. and return around 12:30 p.m. If you’re interested, sign-up on the bulletin board in the corner lobby to join us for our ministry at Cass.

Cindy Allison text: 313-618-4971 email: cindyallison08@gmail.com

January 2019 “In the world you shall have trouble but take

heart! I have overcome the world.” John 16:33

It’s wonderful that we can celebrate the birth of our Savior! That we know the reason for this season of celebration; the most wonderful gift our God could ever give us! Through Christ’s birth and death our sins will be forgiven, that’s why he’s called the Savior. Remember the reason for the season, and lean on the promises of God. It’s through faith, the belief in and acceptance of this gift we will have everlasting life!

Our memory verse for December was perfect for the many, many days of busyness preparing for Christmas! One version, my favorite is “This is the day that the Lord has made; let us rejoice and be glad in it!” Psalm 118:24 I hope you took the time to look it up, read it, and store it in your hearts.

So, now for the New Year; we may be carrying some of the same burdens, troubles and concerns with us from the old year to the next. One way you can calm your heart and mind is to lean on God’s promises. Thus, the verse for January I felt was appropriate for not only you…but for me as well! “In the world you shall have trouble but take heart! I have overcome the world.” John 16:33

My hope for you and your families this New Year 2019; is that you find joy in whatever you decide to do. That you try to bring joy to someone else every day,

and that you trust and believe in the promises of God.

Our calendar for January so far is light. I haven’t received any responses of interest for the U-Nite 2019 event January 11-12…so I guess we aren’t going. That’s okay, there’s always other events we can do!

Last year we made crockpot casserole breakfasts, brought fruit, muffins, milk and juice to serve to the neighborhood people in need. Let’s do this again this January 2019. I have planned for us to go to Redford Brightmoor Initiative on Saturday, January 26. I am hopeful this date works for you.

JANUARY Youth Events

Sunday, 6 - Youth Group 12:30-2:00 p.m.

Sunday, 13 - NO Youth Group

Sunday, 20 - 12:30-2:00 p.m. - Pray for Me Get Together, bring your Prayer Champion’s favorite snack or yours to share

Saturday, 26 - leave church at 8:45 a.m. to arrive in time to serve for 10:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m. – Redford Brightmoor Initiative – Serve breakfast to the neighbors at this church.

Sunday, 27 - NO Youth Group

Keeping it in Faith,

Cheryl Lentner, Youth Director

lentnerch64@gmail.com or 734-726-2437 NEW (cell)

January Birthdays

1 Robert Hunter 2 Bev Chambers Ruth Mason Sally Okerstrom 3 Tracy Loger Brielle Bashore-Manns 4 Fred Leitao Corey Mates Dan Williams 5 Noel Brown Greg Lusk Sheri Novak 6 Thomas Bates 7 Joan Lesner Evan Tracy 8 Joyce Brown Carol Weisenauer 9 Janet Bates Emma Cannon Nancy Cardle Sarah Girard Paige Isabella Hartman Kristin Simoneaux Amanda Walach 10 Sarah Harrell John Tracy 11 Lucy Moberly Michele Richards 13 Rose Alleshouse Mary Fowler Lily Hill Mark Kibby 14 Sandra Ament 15 Mark Hiske 16 Leslie Perlaki Ava Zajas Mary Zellner 17 Jacqueline Gies 18 James Cannon Shawna Lowe 19 Ron LaJeunesse Leann Maxwell Thomas Partch 20 Morgan Farrah 22 Deborah Egan

22 Lynn Oakley Mark Zellner 23 Juanita Marks 24 Keith Brown Esme McLauchlan 25 Katie Harp 27 Diane Black Gabe DeWolfe Thomas Dickman Michael Skinner Vicky Vincent 28 Jean Dingess Grant Maxfield 29 Ava Hill 30 Stefanie Gibson 31 Janie Lehmann Patricia Windeler

7 James & Beverly Monroe

SOUPER Bowl

is February 3

A hot bowl of soup warms the soul during

the cold winter, so please help us by bringing in cans of soup. The Trenton Food Pantry distributes soup to needy families and the Flat Rock Soup Kitchen serves soup at each meal and both groups can always use our help. There will be a table set up in the main lobby on Sunday, February 3. Please drop off your cans of soup before going home to enjoy the game! Thanks for all your help. Dolly Cocking, Hunger & Missions

2530 Charlton Rd. Trenton, MI. 48183 ADDRESS SERVICE REQUESTED

DATED MATERIAL

New Year

Blessings to you & yours You crown the year with

Your goodness… PSALM 65:11

Dearest Faith UMC Family, As our Father in the Faith, John Wesley said, “my heart Is strangely warmed” by all your gracious remembrances of cards, food, flowers, emails, texts, and especially prayers as I continue to convalesce from my recent shoulder surgery. I am especially grateful for your understanding that Doug is my primary care giver. I am keeping him very busy! May God continue to bless you and our congregation. In Christmas Love, Sharon Ralston

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