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St. Luke’s Episcopal Church

178 South Main Street—P.O. Box 909

Buffalo, WY 82834

November, 2016

THE SEEKERS

Seeking to know and

grow in Christ

through education,

dedication, and service.

T H O U G H T S F R O M F R . D O U G

“Keep alert, stand firm in

your faith, be courageous, be

strong. Let all that you do be

done in love.”

...1 Cor. 16:13

I N S I D E T H I S I S S U E :

Treasurer’s Report

2

From the Senior Warden

3

ECW Mini-Minutes

4

Consecration Sunday

5

Surprise You! Sale Updates

6

How We Can Help Refugees

9

Report on Diocesan Convention

10

At this year’s Annual Diocesan Convention, our keynote speaker pointed out that

human beings have a pre-conceived bias about the world. When we as human

beings encounter a new person or situation we will, within seconds, start creating

an impression. These first impressions will continue to shape our world and our

understanding of others, long after our first encounter. I believe our pre-

conceived bias of others and the world also shapes our belief and understanding

of God. The “wow” moment during the presentation was when the speaker

talked about God’s pre-conceived bias about humanity. Through the lens of love,

God sees us, and the first impression is that we are good. Yup, check it out in

the book of Genesis. This bias shows up starting in the 4th verse, “And God saw

that the light was good;” The last line in Chapter 1 has this to say about God’s

view of the world, “God saw everything that he had made, and indeed, it was very

good.” I think I am on safe theological grounds when I say that God loves all of

us and creation.

What is our pre-conceived bias? I like to challenge myself and ask these kinds of

penetrating questions for my own personal growth and spiritual engagement. I

have discovered one of my pre-conceived biases is that I don’t follow the crowd; I

look for details around the edge of the view. I find myself looking for who is not

around. I am naturally attracted to smaller settings and prefer to build relation-

ships one-to-one. That is why I think that St. Luke’s Episcopal Church as been

such a natural fit for me and my family.

Another insight that I gained from this year’s Convention is that “keep it simple”

works well. The theme for the Convention was “Belonging to God,” and our

presentations were focused on How do each one of our churches belong to God?

By asking that question over and over again, a connection was formed through-

out the community. People opened up. We experienced laughter and deeper

fellowship. We still conducted our business, and our time together was a

worshipful experience.

I believe that St. Luke’s is a place where people experience the sense that they,

too, belong to God. Through our prayers, music, ministry, and relationships we

see God looking at us and saying, “It is good.” Our children have teachers who

are dedicated and focused on providing them an environment where they can

learn and grow. Our Adult Education group is engaged and has created a space

in which beliefs and convictions are shared with respect. We are deepening our

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NEED TO CONTACT FR. DOUG?

Office Hours:

Tuesday—Friday

9:30 A.M.—Noon

Day Off: Monday

Address: 513 E. Hart Street

Cell/Text: 307-620-0061

Please feel free to use this number!

(“Thoughts from Fr. Doug” - continued from page 1)

relationships, and we are open about our concerns. I believe that we have reached a comfortable place in our

shared spiritual lives, both individually and collectively.

The last Sunday of November is the 1st Sunday of Advent. For the Episcopal Church, Advent is the start of

another liturgical year. Advent is a church season in which stories are told about how God entered our world as

a baby and presented the gift of incarnation; God is now among us in the flesh. This is a stunning proclamation,

because God didn’t dwell outside of creation, but joined us in our journey on earth. Can we change our

pre-conceived bias to also enter God’s world and see what Jesus sees in us? That would be a wonderful gift for

ourselves and for others.

Fr. Doug +

ST. LUKE’S EPISCOPAL CHURCH REPORT OF INCOME/EXPENSE

Our Financial Status as of the end of September, 2016, is as follows:

Sept Giving $11,700.25

Sept Harvest Hoedown 12,715.50

Total Sept Income 24,415.75 QUESTIONS?

Sept Expenses 14,921.10 Contact Church Treasurer

Excess Revenue over Expense $ 9,494.65 Allison Bodan at 620-9031.

THE SECRETARY WILL BE OUT OF HER OFFICE

THE WEEK OF NOVEMBER 7-11.

Office hours will resume on Monday, November 14.

We’re still doing it, Folks!

We are finding unlocked doors on

Monday morning!

If you are the last person in the room or building

please see that the doors are LOCKED

before you leave.

(Our security system is good,

but it won’t do the job of a locked door!)

THANKS FOR YOUR HELP.

AN INVITATION TO JOIN IN PRAYER

St. Luke’s members are invited to Summit Wesleyan Church on Tuesday, November 1, and Tuesday, November 8, at noon, to pray for the upcoming elections. Bring a prayer and invite family and friends.

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PASSING THE TORCH

Words from the Senior Warden

Father Doug is a creative, inspirational leader and priest! He has researched and found a new

approach to the Stewardship Program for St. Luke’s; it is based on the book: New Consecration

Sunday Stewardship Program, written by Herb Miller. The committee for the Stewardship

Program is Father Doug, Marie Miller, Bettina Nimick Wood, and JoAnn Pearson. Our official Consecration

Sunday will be December 11, with one service at 9 A.M. and a catered brunch to follow. The Rev. Warren

Murphy, from Cody will lead the service on this Sunday. There will be many spiritual and informational parts to

this program for St. Luke’s congregation throughout November and early December. Reservations will be taken

for the Brunch. This will be a blessed time for all to decide on our spiritual giving.

The Foundation for the Episcopal Diocese of Wyoming is offering a $5000 grant to each of The 48 Episcopal

Parishes in Wyoming, to be used for people living in poverty. Our Vestry voted to apply for this grant, and decided

on several organizations in our Buffalo community to ask about need to help those in poverty situations.

Dale and Louise Anderson, and Father Doug attended the Diocesan Convention, October 7-9 in Sheridan.

Dale reported at the Vestry Meeting on October 16 that the convention was very inspirational. Louise presented

a program to the Convention of special happenings at St. Luke’s Church. I have attended two previous state

onventions and I enjoyed Bishop Smylie’s leadership at Convention and as our Wyoming Episcopal Bishop,

because he brings so much joy and spirit with his guidance of the State Diocese!

November is such a special and spiritual time with family and our church. St. Luke’s makes Thanksgiving so

meaningful through our belief in God.

Happy Thanksgiving!!

JoAnn Pearson, Sr. Warden/St. Luke’s Episcopal Church

CALLING ALL LAY MEMBERS OF:

St. Peter’s, Sheridan ST. LUKE’S, BUFFALO All Souls’, Kaycee

Christ Church, Newcastle St. Francis-on-the-Prairie, Wright

Church of the Good Shepherd, Sundance Holy Trinity, Gillette

All lay members of the congregation are invited to a Deanery Dream Day with

Bishop Smylie! This is a day set aside to recognize, affirm, and embrace our journey

with the Lord.

(To respond to this invitation, please contact St. Peter’s, Sheridan, at

674—7655 or [email protected] )

POWDER RIVER DEANERY DREAM DAY “Journey to Emmaus”

December 10th ***** 10 A.M.—2 P.M.

St. Peter’s Episcopal Church, Sheridan, WY

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ECW MINI-MINUTES - OCTOBER 12, 2016

ECW met on October 12, 2016. Fr. Doug opened the meeting with prayer. The clerk and treasurer gave

reports.

The treasurer submitted a proposed budget for June to June 2017. She will distribute a finalized budget at

the next meeting.

Much discussion centered on the Surprise U Sale. Committee chairs have been notified and are working

with members on their projects.

Louise Anderson gave a brief report on the Diocesan Convention.

Sue Shambaugh closed the meeting with a video devotion.

The next meeting will be November 9, 2016.

A sign up sheet is posted for lunches.

COMING THIS MONTH!

Christian Movie Night at the

Buffalo Theater

WEDNESDAY,

NOVEMBER 2ND

7:00 P.M.

** FREE ADMISSION **

Attendees are encouraged to purchase

concessions from the theater’s snack bar.

Proceeds will be used to cover overhead

costs for use of the theater.

Sponsored by the First United Methodist Church.

It’s never too late to

start being grateful!

GOD

BLESSES US

SO THAT WE

CAN BLESS OTHERS.

ST. LUKE’S ECW

WILL HOLD THEIR NEXT MEETING

ON

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 9TH

AT NOON

IN ONDERDONK HALL.

A SIGN-UP SHEET FOR LUNCHES

IS POSTED IN ONDERDONK HALL.

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Consecration Sunday Is Coming

Congregations that approach financial stewardship from a biblical perspective do not view the money Christians give to their church merely as a way to pay its bills. Rather, such congregations see financial contributions as a way to help people grow spiritually in their relationship with God, by supporting their church’s mission and ministry with a percentage of their incomes. Our congregation’s stewardship committee has selected the New Consecration Sunday Stewardship Program as a way to teach the biblical and spiritual principles of generous giving in our stewardship education emphasis this year. New Consecration Sunday is based on the biblical philosophy of the need of the giver to give for his or her own spiritual development, rather than on the need of the church to receive. Instead of treating people like members of a social club who should pay dues, we will treat people like followers of Jesus Christ who want to give unselfishly as an act of discipleship. New Consecration Sunday encourages people toward proportionate and systematic giving in response to the question, “What percentage of my income is God calling me to give?” During morning worship on Consecration Sunday, we are asking our attendees and members to make their financial commitments to our church’s missionary, benevolent, and educational ministries in this community and around the world. Every attendee and member who completes an Estimate of Giving Card does so voluntarily by attending morning worship on Consecration Sunday. We urge people to attend who feel strongly opposed to completing a card. The procedure is done in such a way that no one feels personal embarrassment if he or she chooses not to fill out a card. We will do no home solicitation to ask people to complete cards. During morning worship our guest leader will conduct a brief period of instruction and inspiration, climaxed by members making their commitments as a confidential act of worship. We will encourage participation in Consecration Sunday events through the Consecration Sunday team and governing board members. Since we will make no follow-up visits to ask people to complete their cards, we will make every effort to inform, inspire, and commit everyone to attend Consecration Sunday worship. Thanks in advance for your enthusiastic participation in Consecration Sunday events. Marie Miller Stewardship Chair (The above letter replaces “Growing Through Giving” this month.)

IT’S GOING TO BE THANKSGIVING

BEFORE WE KNOW IT!

The Food Pantry’s

Thanksgiving Drive will again

strive to provide a full Thanks-

giving Dinner for 125 patrons.

The cost to provide this meal

is $30.00, and we need your help, and our

community’s help, to succeed. We appreciate

your support. Any amount you care to give will be

gratefully received. Checks can be made pay-

able to the Bread of Life Food Pantry, with

“Thanksgiving dinner” written on the memo

line. Gifts can be placed in the Food Pantry

box in the sacristy, mailed to P.O. Box 909, or

left with the Secretary. (She’’ll be happy to

pass those along!)

THE SALVATION ARMY IS ASKING FOR BELL RINGERS FOR THEIR ANNUAL CHRISTMAS KETTLE CAMPAIGN!

Volunteers are needed for Wednesdays and Fridays, starting the Wednesday before Thanksgiving. If you can help, please contact Dawn at the Family Crisis Center (684-5660). All money donated will remain in Johnson County.

ST. LUKE’S ECW

IS ASKING FOR YOUR HELP!

We are asking each of you to help us

as we raise $$ for our Surprise You! Sale this

year. In this newsletter, you will find raffle

tickets. (You will need to cut and separate.) Will

you please be responsible for selling these for

us? These tickets are in addition to the

packets we hope you can sell, that will be avail-

able outside the Secretary’s Office. There are

some wonderful prizes, and the money goes

toward the operations of the church and the

Food Pantry. You can turn your names and the

$$ in on the day of the sale, or to the Church

Office ahead of time, or mail to P.O. Box 909.

We deeply appreciate your help and the

help you always give us for the sale itself.

“Discontentment makes rich people poor,

while contentment makes poor people rich.”

...borrowed

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SURPRISE YOU! SALE RAFFLE ITEMS!

These are just a few of the exciting prizes we have

to offer this year:

1. A $100 Gift Certificate from The Sports Lure. (Donated by The Sports Lure.)

2. A Free Haircut & Set

(Donated by Studio K Salon)

3. $50 Gift Certificate to The Bozeman

(Donated by Bozeman Trail Steakhouse)

4. A Gift Basket with Cut & Style, Mani-Pedi, &

much more!

5. Three $10 Gift Certificates from The

Busy Bee (Donated by The Busy Bee)

And there will be MORE! Our

list of great prizes keeps g-r-o-w-i-n-g. Tickets are $5.00 each or 3 for $10.00. Purchase

from any ECW member or the Church Office. They’ll also

be available at the door on Saturday, December 3rd.

CHILI SUPPER—

WREATH PARTY

Wednesday,

November 30th,

5:30 P.M.

Onderdonk Hall

Come help us make wreaths for the

Surprise You! Sale.

Donations of chili, breads, and desserts

are needed. A sign-up

sheet will be posted

on the

bulletin board.

LET’S MAKE CANDY!

The women of St. Luke’s

ECW will gather in the kitchen of

Onderdonk Hall on Saturday,

November 19th, at 9 A.M., to make St. Luke’s

famous “jewel candy” for the upcoming

Surprise You! Sale. All women of St. Luke’s

are invited to come and help. This is a

wonderful opportunity to learn more about

candy-making, the way it used to be done!

What’s more, you will be helping to pass on a

treasured St. Luke’s tradition. Join us, won’t

you? Mothers, bring your daughters!

MOST IMPORTANT!

1. Please come and help set up for the sale Friday, Dec. 2, at 9 A.M.

2. Please DO NOT bring your donated items UNTIL AFTER 10 A.M. Price your items, if possible.

ADDITIONALTICKETS FOR THE

SURPRISE YOU! SALE

RAFFLE

CAN BE PICKED UP

IN ONDERDONK HALL.

We need everyone’s help to sell

chances on this year’s

outstanding raffle items!

We’re going to have some

EXCITING PRIZES!

St. Luke’s Episcopal Church Women’s *

SURPRISE YOU! SALE * NAME_____________________________________

*** RAFFLE *** *

$5.00 ea. or 3 for $10.00 *

EXCITING PRIZES! * CONTACT NUMBER__________________________

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Saturday, December 3rd. Drawings hourly— Need not be present to win. *

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SURPRISE YOU! SALE * NAME______________________________________

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EXCITING PRIZES! * CONTACT NUMBER___________________________

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Saturday, December 3rd. Drawings hourly— Need not be present to win. *

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HERE’S A WAY WE CAN OFFER REAL HELP!

Winter is coming and refugee children are shivering. A donation box for warm

clothing is waiting in a corner of our coffee room. Vision Without Borders (VWB) will

distribute donations to families in Syria and Iraq. For more information, contact:

Shirley Jacob 307.267.2210 [email protected]

Items needed:

Warm winter coats and jackets for children, women, and men

Warm sweaters, shirts, and pants for children, women, and men

Cotton or wool stockings for children, women, and men

Hats, mittens, gloves, warm scarves for children, women, and men

Sleeping bags, blankets, water-repellant tarps

Underclothes in good condition, including ski-type long-johns

Personal hygiene items (shampoo, conditioner, toothbrushes, toothpaste, hair brushes and combs, feminine hy-

giene products, etc.). Please place these in plastic bags.

Diapers, baby wipes, etc.

Basic medical supplies but no prescription medicines (aspirin, ibuprophen, band aids, etc.)

WORSHIP COMMITTEE MEETING

Tuesday, October 18, 2016

The meeting was called to order at 10:00 by Nancy Straight, who opened with a prayer. Those in attendance

were: Nancy Straight, Fr. Doug, Elaine Walker, JoAnn Pearson, Emily Whipple, Mary Gammon, Linda Clark,

Karen Walker, Louise Anderson, and Nancy Bartlett.

The November calendar was reviewed, with changes and additions being made. We were reminded that the

secretary will be on vacation during the first full week in November. Fr. Doug Noted that November 6th is All

Saints’ Sunday, and that the 20th is Christ the King Sunday. We were also reminded that Daylight Saving Time

ends on November 6th, and that the Annual Wreath Decorating/Chili Supper will take place on November 30th.

Fr. Doug reported that home visits are going well, and that a new adult study is beginning. The adult group will

be studying Embracing the Prophets in Contemporary Culture, by Walter Brueggemann. Fr. Doug also said that

Sunday, December 11th, will be Consecration Sunday. On that day there will be one service at 9:00, followed

by a catered brunch. A special guest, Warren Murphy, will be conducting the service that day.

There was a discussion regarding seasonal activities such as Advent, which begins on November 27th. The

discussion included thoughts about the changes in music and Sunday services during Advent. The discussion

will be continued at the next meeting.

Fr. Doug closed the meeting with the Celtic Prayer.

The next meeting is scheduled for Tuesday, November 15th.

Respectfully submitted,

Karen Walker

mailto:[email protected]

A REPORT FROM YOUR DELEGATES TO DIOCESAN CONVENTION

I have never been so Proud to be an Episcopalian!!

Dale and I were your representative's to our Annual Diocesan Convention

Oct. 7-9th in Sheridan. I must tell you that we came home really renewed

and proud to be a part of this wonderful church. ( I decided that this time

together should be changed from “Convention” to “Spiritual Retreat” as that was what we ex-

perienced.) Having attended these off and on since we were only a Missionary District, I was so impressed with the

difference from those times. They used to be all about meetings and long sessions of finance etc. details. Now, all the

important business had been completed in committees and we only had a short time of reaffirming those actions. The

rest of the time was spent around the convention theme: “We Belong To God.”

The goal of getting to know each other better was creatively accomplished as each church was represented by a table

display. Hunting through clues with a fun scavenger hunt helped us all really look at our fellow diocesan churches.

An excellent speaker, The Rev. Jimmy Bartz from Jackson, told us that in ONE TENTH OF A SECOND we make

our first impression of someone and in the next few seconds we have made up our minds if we like or trust the person,

as determined by our view of the world. (My mom was right when she used to say, “You never get a second chance

to make a first impression.”) He challenged us on the fact that we all have biases but we need to try to change that to

see God in everyone. (He said his probably impossible goal was to be able to do that 51% of the time; which he also

reminded us was a failing grade in school!)

In the past, the Foundation part of our meetings was, to me, something to just get through. This time we heard

renewal stories of spiritual growth, as each member told stories about the grants they had given this past year. It

made me realize how important the bigger picture of our diocese is.

A most precious time for me was when different churches shared “WOW Moments”. Fr. Doug shared his experience

with the results of our break-in. ( Earlier in the convention Doug and I shared a Power Point show about St. Luke's.

We were one of four churches asked to do this, as part of the agenda. You will get to see it at our Annual Meeting in

January.) .

We laughed, we sang, we worshiped and we came away from this wonderful weekend realizing that we all truly

belong to God; and feeling really proud to be a part of this wonderful diocese,

Thank you for sending us.

Louise and Dale Anderson

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HAPPY BIRTHDAY!

“Let your work be manifest to your servants, and your glorious

power to their children. Let the favor of the Lord our God be upon

us.” ….Psalm 90:16-17a

Sue Reynolds (11/3), Sydney Gruntmeir (11/3), Marje Millhouse (11/4),

Joshua Anderson (11/4), Samantha Boyce (11/4), Luke Godber (11/6),

Sean O’Brien (11/7), Karen Seney (11/11), Rebecca Godber (11/12),

D a l t o n M u r p h r e e ( 1 1 / 1 3 ) , B o b W a l k e r ( 1 1 / 1 4 ) ,

McKinley Jo Kessler (11/14), Virgie Grace (11/15), Linda Gammon (11/15),

Be t t i n a N i m i c k - W o o d ( 1 1 / 1 5 ) , S c o t t C u r r y ( 1 1 / 1 6 ) ,

Judy Christensen (11/16), Anna Walker (11/16), Dick Naill (11/16),

Lindsay Kiefer (11/19), Clay Reiner (11/19), Ed Crain (11/20),

Andrew Greer (11/20), Raynard McKenzie (11/22), Joyce Strickland (11/23),

M a s o n H o d g e ( 1 1 / 2 3 ) W i l l R a m s b o t t o m ( 1 1 / 2 4 ) ,

Bp. Vernon Strickland (11/26), Tim Moore (11/26), Chris Goddard (11/27),

Jack DeBoer (11/27), Jamie Boyce (11/29), & Laney Mader (11/29).

HAPPY ANNIVERSARY!

“...the Lord mercifully with his favor look upon you, and fill you with

all spiritual benediction and grace; that you may faithfully live together in

this life, and in the age to come have life everlasting. Amen.” ...BCP p. 431

Mr. & Mrs. Steve Penwell (11/3)

Mr. & Mrs. Jim Shambaugh (11/16)

Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Cross (11/26)

Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Skaggs (11/29)

WELCOME TO THE FAMILY!

(The following folks were baptized during the month of November.)

“One Lord, one Faith, one Baptism; one God and Father of all.” ...BCP p. 299

Virgie Grace (1930), Jeff Godber (1962), Jayson Millhouse (1984),

Bristal Goodson (11/2), Danita Jerry (11/3), Trevor Chesbro (11/3),

Avery DeVore (11/4), Rob Benjamin (11/4), Bill Novotny III (11/9),

Patrick Griffith (11/15), Bill Walker (11/18), Arlan Tift (11/18),

Randi Betz (11/23), Alex Lulias (11/23), Nick Lulias (11/23),

Chris Boggs (11/24), Lilian Axt (11/25), Preston Walker (11/25),

Luke Goddard (11/27), Rachel Wear (11/27), Pat Havens (11/27),

Sophie Gruntmeir (11/30) & Erin Eastwood (11/30).

Our power is shut off

and suddenly we become

thankful for electricity.

Our garbage is not

picked up, and suddenly

we become thankful for

the garbage collector’s

weekly stop.

A good friend dies, and

suddenly we discover how

much he meant to us.

Our water becomes too

polluted to drink, and

suddenly we appreciate

pure water.

Why is it, Lord, that we

take for granted the

uncounted blessings of

life until they are removed

from us?

We take for granted

the mind you have given

us, the beauty of the

earth around us, the rain

and soil combining to

produce our food, the love

of family and friends

surrounding us.

Today we thank You for

being patient with us, for

not forgetting us when we

forget You, for loving and

forgiving us, for music and

singing, for rest and

leisure, for those who

understand us, for

laughter and joy, for being

with us now.

Most of all, we thank

you for not withholding

the blessings of life from

us even though we take

them for granted.

Take us from worship

into the world where we

t u r n w o r d s o f

thanksgiving into deeds

of service. Amen.

...borrowed

St. Luke’s Episcopal Church

178 South Main Street

P.O. Box 909

Buffalo, WY 82834

307-684-7529

[email protected]

www.stlukes.diowy.org

NON-PROFIT ORG.

U.S. POSTAGE

PAID BUFFALO, WY

PERMIT #8

ADDRESS SERVICE REQUESTED

November, 2016

PRAYER FOR

ST. LUKE’S

Almighty and everliving

God, ruler of all things in

heaven and earth, hear our

prayers for this parish family.

Strengthen the faithful,

arouse the careless, and

restore the penitent. Grant us

all things necessary for our

common life, and bring us all

to be of one heart and mind

within your holy Church;

through Jesus Christ our Lord.

Amen.

NOVEMBER

WORSHIP SCHEDULE

Fr. Doug Wasinger

Sunday, November 6

8 & 10 A.M. Holy Eucharist

9 A.M. Adult Bible Study

10 A.M. Sunday School

Sunday, November 13




Sunday, November 20




Sunday, November 27




Each Wednesday

7 A.M. Holy Eucharist

IT IS

ONLY

WITH GRATITUDE

THAT LIFE

BECOMES

RICH.

http://www.stlukes.diowy.org

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