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THE EVANGELIS† REACHING OUT IN CHRIST TO A CHANGING WORLD.
JUNE 1, 2015
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VOLUME 69, ISSUE 6 SUMMER SUNDAY WORSHIP 9:30am
COMO EVENING PRAYER The Second Sunday of each month at 7:00pm *June 14th*
On Mothers Day our * *
Sunday School children brought
* flowers that they made to
Lyngblomsten and
sang for the residents!
* Congratulations to our 2015 Confirmands!
Emma Goff, Noel Krum, Noa Carlson, Jack Yozamp,
Ellen Ferry, Will Johnson
BIBLE VERSE OF THE MONTH
He will be our peace.
Micah 5:5
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| 1376 Hoyt Ave. W | St. Paul, MN 55108 | 651-646-7127
Reaching
out in Christ to a changing world.
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The First Word
by Pastor Martin R. Ericson
Dear Friends,
I would swear that yesterday was Christmas,
to move forward? There are capacities and
partnerships that we haven’t discovered yet,
but now it’s June. How did we get here so
soon? It seems like yesterday my children were that we will be called upon to cultivate in order
to respond to things we’re not yet aware of. The
in grade school, but now Lars is graduating
future has always worked that way, but just
from Gustavus and Peder is graduating from
maybe it hasn’t always come upon us quite so
High School, and next year I’ll have two at St.
quickly as it seems to now.
Olaf. How do these things happen? Time has
come and gone. Good things, wonderful things,
have happened, but who has time to notice, let
So what is at the core of who we are that gives
alone to plan? We live in an age of hyperus the strength to travel lightly and respond?
velocity when everything happens in a blur. It
We have certain strengths: Christ, Scripture, the
leads some to say, and rightly so, that the
Lutheran Confessions, a Gospel of Grace and a
church of today (and tomorrow too) needs to
doctrine of vocation and more. We have a
be agile. But what does this mean?
community of faith gathered in worship and for
common mission that transforms our families
If we know who we are, and what is important
and the world. We have leaders who are bright
to us, and if we can travel lightly enough, then
and courageous and bold. And we have a Spirit
the church can readily respond to needs and
who calls and leads, equips and sustains us all.
opportunities that present themselves along the It’ an embarrassing richness of gifts and a
way.
treasury we must train now to be agile and
responsive to this world’s needs.
If we are unburdened enough to be agile, then
we are free to be creative, even dynamic, in
In an age of hyper-velocity, how nimble can we
exploring new things. This can be true in our
be? What do we cling to for strength, and what
approach to worship, to music, but perhaps
do we release, for the sake of the mission God
more importantly, in our connections to others
calls us into? Did I say it’s June? It’s almost fall,
and the community around us. What are the
and then Christmas will be here again. Step
needs and opportunities around us, and where
lively. God calls and the Spirit moves. We live in
do they align with our passions and our
interesting times.
strengths? What are we called to respond to, or God’s Peace,
speak into, in the world around us? What is it
that we carry that we need to release, in order
Pastor Martin R. Ericson
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CPLC News
Because the World Needs Our Prayers… And We Need to Pray
“Como Evening Prayer” on the second Sunday of each month.
**Join us on June 14th**
Como Evening Prayer is a worship community made up of people from many
traditions. We gather on the second Sunday of each month to offer and receive
prayers both spoken and sung. This is a contemplative service, offered in candle
light with music, readings, prayers and silent meditations.
Meet our next Visiting Preaching Scholar!
* Dr. Michael Chan *
Dr. Chan is an Assistant Professor
of Old Testament Studies at Luther Seminary.
He will be preaching on
Lions and Eunuchs and Kings, O My:
Five Bizarre, Disturbing, and Hilarious Stories
from the Book of David.
He will be joining us on: October 11th, November 8th,
February 14th, March 13th and April 17th.
CELEBRATION OF GRADUATION
High School Graduates
Bianca Brogger, Roseville Area High School
Kristiana DeLeo, Roseville Area High School
Peder Ericson, Roseville Area High School
Ethan Ferry, St. Paul Central High School
Stella Quale, Como Park High School
College Graduates
Ryan Busch, Bachelor’s Degree, Georgetown University
Matthew Busch, Masters Degree, Bucknell University
Lars Ericson, Bachelor’s Degree, Gustavus Adolphus
Congratulations to the class of 2015!
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Worship Welcomes Us All!
by Tom Ferry, Director of Music Ministries
Worship, from the Anglo Saxon word ‘weorthscipe’,
literally means to ascribe worth to God. We do that
every Sunday in many ways. Some of the ways we do
this are: by remembering all God has done for us, by
reading God’s word, by singing hymns of praise, by
calling on God for help, and by playing or singing
music for the glory of God. J.S. Bach, arguably one
of the best church musicians ever, wrote on every
piece of his music S.D.G., short for Soli Deo Gloria,
which means, “only to the glory of God.”
When a person or group of people provides special
music in worship, that music is an offering of the
whole congregation to God. It may be that the music
is complex enough that the congregation could not
all sing it, or it may be on an instruments that
require skills many in the congregation have not
developed, but the musical offering is not just from
the people making the music but from the whole
congregation. We as a congregation support the
music makers in their learning and practice so that
they may give of their best to God. We also get to
enjoy listening to and praising God through the
music.
What does it mean to give of your best? It does not
mean that only the most skilled musicians can praise
God in worship. It does not mean that years must be
spent perfecting a particular piece of music. Instead
it means that those who give of their gifts prepare
with God in mind and strive to do their best job in
that moment. Someone who is feeling ill will
obviously not sing or play as well as they would when
feeling better, but they can still strive to make the
best offering to God possible in their condition.
Again, someone who has only studied their
instrument for one year will not play as well as they
will with another year of practice, but they can still
work to play the best that they know how for God.
During the summer, with all the choirs taking a rest
until Rally Day, there are even more opportunities
for individuals and small groups to praise God
through special musical offerings. I encourage you to
share your gifts in worship whether you are 5 or 85.
God has blessed us richly, let us ascribe worth to
God, let us worship!
Tom Ferry
Director of Music Ministries
Welcome to Jonathan Nye who has joined the CPLC office staff!
Jonathan has taken over creating our worship bulletins
and volunteer engagement opportunities.
Mary Loschy has decided to be 100% retired
and has passed on her duties to Jonathan.
We thank Mary for all her hard work
and welcome Jonathan on board! :)
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THANKS!
From the Social Missions Committee
2015 Mission Auction Disbursements
Another wonderful year for the spring Mission Auction due to your
generosity and the generosity of local businesses who provided items
and monetary support for the event on April 18. The food was
fantastic, the decorations very ‘up north,’ and the volunteers
entertained the crowd with games for kids and adults. The Social
Missions Committee has discussed the needs of and commitments to
various local, regional and global groups for disbursement of the
contributions which totaled $12,551. The disbursement decisions thus
far are in the chart below, with local missions receiving $5,140,
regional missions receiving $1,000, and global missions receiving
$4,600. A remaining amount of $1,911 will be appropriated at subsequent meetings. We want
to express our most sincere thank you to the members, sponsors and friends of Como Park
Lutheran for making such a tremendous outreach possible to those who are in need of
support. We can assure you that the recipients will be greatly appreciative as well.
You should also know that the Guatemala Baptismal Font for which money was raised last year
has been handcrafted with care by Brad Peper’s father, Phillip. We will be blessing this font as a
congregation prior to the next trip to Guatemala, tentatively scheduled for February 2016
around President’s Day. Meanwhile, take a look at the picture on the back cover and admire
the talents God has given Brad’s father! God also gave Brad a talent to be the Emcee this year
for the Mission Auction!
Designee
Guatemala
Tanzania
Plymouth Christian Youth Center Block Nurse Program
Chelsea Heights Elementary
Roseville Area High School
Keystone Food Shelf
Meals On Wheels
TOTAL DISBURSEMENTS:
Purpose
Annual Support
Leadership/Supplies
Annual Support
Fertilizer/Seed
Scholarships
Program Support
Multicultural Books
Food Shelf Support
Hunger
Hunger
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Amount
$1,000
$1,000
$1,000
$1,500
$1,000
$1,000
$1,140
$1,000
$1,000
$1,000
$10,640
Happy (almost) Summer!
by Anna Morris, CYF Minister
As June kicks off and my time with CPLC comes was here. I do not think that “thank you” could
to a close, I cannot help but think over the last
ever truly express what a blessing all of you have
three years in this ministry. When I began,
been for me. You welcomed me into the larger
I was very comfortable with camping and
family at Como and supported me as I learned
outdoor ministry, but had very little experience and grew.
with youth ministry in a church. In fact, that is
where I thought my path would take me – back
I am confident that even as I miss this place and
to camp. Instead, I fell in love with church
ministry. I love being part of a community that all of you, youth ministry will continue to thrive.
It is not only the leaders who help with faith
does not end on a Friday; I love forming
formation; it is the willingness of everyone else
relationships over time and seeing the kids
seeking to strengthen their faith. I know that
become youth, then become adults in the
until the new youth director is chosen, the youth
congregation.
will have plenty of people to explore their faith
with. And the new youth director will be blessed
I announced last month that I am moving out
to work with you, as I have been.
to Sammamish, WA to take a position as youth
director at Sammamish Hills Lutheran Church,
but that would not be possible without the love Peace and God bless,
Anna
and support I received from all of you while I
ANNOUNCEMENTS:
As I said, ministry does not end when I leave and there are LOTS of things going on this summer! July 11‐18: Sky Ranch: The Senior High youth are going to Sky Ranch this summer! Wahoo!! All year they have been fundraising for this week in Colorado and I know it will be a spectacular week. Keep them in your prayers during this time! July 27‐31: VBS: CPLC Vacation Bible School! We are going to Everest for the week with kids PreK‐5th grade! If you are interested in helping out during the week, would like to donate supplies, or would like to register your child, head on over to the Welcome Desk! Sign ups and registration forms should be there! Otherwise, get in touch with Dan Schewe for more information. August 2‐7: WAPO: Time for Camp Wapo! During the week, youth will be at Camp Wapogasset in WI. Time for games, friends, and learning about God and creation! Register online! ‐6‐ Como Park Lutheran Church | 1376 Hoyt Ave. W | St. Paul, MN 55108 | 651-646-7127 | offi[email protected] | www.ComoParkLutheran.org
* Meet Lue Moua! *
Our Next Pastoral Intern
I was born in Ban Vinai Refugee Camp in Thailand,
and came to the United States in 1987 with my
family when I was five years old.
I received my M.A. in Mission and World
Christianity from Luther Seminary in 2007, and,
in 2014, I made the decision to return to Luther
Seminary to enroll in the Master of Divinity degree
program. For the past five years, I have served as
the youth director at Good Samaritan Lutheran
Church, a mission start with outreach to Hmong
families on the east side of St. Paul.
I am married to Kao Nou, and we have a two-year-old son,
Nathaniel. Kao Nou is currently a PhD student in the Social Work
Department at the U of M. We enjoy fishing together as a family
and vacationing in Missoula, Montana, where Kao Nou's family
resides.
I am excited about joining Como Park Lutheran Church and look
forward to both the teaching and learning that I will experience
here.
Lue will begin his internship with us on Sunday, August 23rd.
Fun facts about being human
Every human spent about half an hour as a single cell.
Every year about 98% of the atoms in your body are replaced.
Every person has a unique tongue print as well as fingerprints.
Human bones are four times stronger than concrete.
The human body is estimated to have 60,000 miles of blood vessels.
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Join us on Tuesday, June 16th for a
CPLC FELLOWSHIP OUTING!
This month’s Sr. Fellowship outing isn’t just for seniors,
it’s for everyone and it’s OUT OF THIS WORLD!
We are going to visit the MN Science Museum
and see the Space Exhibit and the “Journey to Space” film.
Transportation is available to the first 20 people who
reserve spots. We will meet at the church at 10:00am.
Non-refundable payment is due with reservation by June 1st.
Ages 60+ and 12 and under $25 Ages 13-59 $30
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FELLOWSHIP
June 4
June 25
July 16
Quilting-Tuesday Mornings, 9:00am in the Fellowship Hall
Check out our weekly quilting group for fun, fellowship and food! We get together every Tuesday morning to
work on quilts that we donate each year. We always enjoy a snack after our morning of great conversation and
hard work!
Lutherans & Lattes-Tuesdays, 9:00am - The Underground Music Café
(1579 Hamline Ave. N.) Indulge in a couple of favorite Lutheran pastimes: coffee and conversation! The coffee &
tea are as refreshing as our conversations. Join us as we discuss our experience of God in regular life, exploring
current world events, theology, scripture, and more – all from a Lutheran/Christian perspective. Join your CPLC
friends for Lutherans & Lattes next Tuesday morning!
Men’s Bible Study-Thursday Mornings 7:30am - Perkins (1495 Cty. Rd. B W)
Coffee, bacon, Bible — 'nuff said. Bring yourself and bring a friend!
Theology on Tap-Tuesday, June 2nd, 8pm - Ol’ Mexico (1754 Lexington Ave)
We always meet on the first Tuesday of each month. Our conversations deal with the intersection of faith and
life, theology and current events. Order a beer, a glass of wine or a pop and join in the friendly and meaningful
conversation. Stop by and check it out!
Women of the Word--Tuesday, June 23rd, 6:30pm
Come join us monthly at the HarMar Barnes & Noble in the café area at 6:30pm on the 4th Tuesday of the month
for a wonderful time of sharing and growing with God’s Word! Bring your Bible. All women are welcome! Bring
friends! Any questions call Jane Nelson 651-484-7978 or email [email protected]
Grace Circle-Thursday, June 18st in the Fireside Room.
We meet the third Thursday of each month at 9am from September through June for Bible Study, fellowship &
coffee. We would love to have you join us. Currently we are doing a study on “Favorite Bible Passages”. For more
information, call Sheila Skone 651-488-5084 or Arlene Gall 651-488-1514.
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* Thank You * Thank You * Thank You * Thank You * Thank You *
THANK YOU to our dedicated
Sunday School Teachers & Helpers! Without you we would not have the amazing Sunday School program that we do. We are thankful for you!
Have a wonderful summer and we’ll see you in the fall! Blessings, Jane Nelson, Sunday School Superintendent Elizabeth Weber, Co‐Sunday School superintendent Como Park Lutheran Church has recently donated over $4,300 to local charities. Last month we
gave to the Luther Seminary Sustaining Fund, ELCA World Hunger, The Lyngblomsten Foundation,
Keystone, Lutheran World Relief, LSS of MN, and the ELCA.
Our giving makes a difference in our own community as well as around the world. Thank you for
being generous with your money and helping struggling people around the world maintain their
dignity and feel the love of God.
Sincerely,
Lisa Cohen, Director of the Luther Seminary Sustaining Fund
Laura Brandt, Lyngblomsten
Rev. Daniel Rift, Director, ELCA World Hunger and Disaster Appeal ELCA
Eric Nyberg, President Keystone Community Services
Daniel Speckhard, President and CEO Lutheran World Relief
Mary Brown, Director of Congregational Relations LSS of MN
Christina Jackson-Skelton, Executive Director, Mission Advancement, ELCA
Tim Johnson, our consultant from Kairos, thinks he has never seen
“Missional Church Profiles” as high as ours.
While slightly over 50% of our
members are comfortable sharing
their faith stories with those in the
communities where they live and work,
well over 90% feel the congregation,
its members and groups are present in
the community, focused on those they
reach out to, and actively listening to
those in the community around them to
better respond to their needs.
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PRAYERS FOR FAMILY & FRIENDS
CARING & PRAYER
Our Prayers Go Out To…..
Doris Baker
Jean Eastvold
Dolores Fevig
Merry Fragomeni
Betty Haugen
Stacey Hecht
Avis Jacobsen
Helen Krinke
Wendy Lang
Justin Mills
Sam Schewe
Wayne Schneider
Harriet Stoltz
Phyllis Trisco
Eugene Vogel
Lillian Wirth
Beth Montgomery
Muriel Morin
Nathaniel Moua
Jean Nitardi
Cecil Teekasingh
We welcome names of members, family and friends on our prayer list. In an effort to keep the list up-to-date, we will take names off the
list after six weeks. We are happy to keep a name on the list longer, please just call the office and let us know.
SERVING IN THE MILITARY: Jeff Beecham, Josh Ciernia, Jonathan Lund, Casey Rodriguez
7/1………………..Diane Holmgren 7/11……….…………Sarah Brovold 7/16………………Jameson Durand Sue Kretsch Anna Morris Sofi Duncan 7/2…….…………..…Jane Shattuck Jessica Jungbauer 7/17….………………….Mandi Rupp 7/3…….……………...Ruth Rajacich 7/13……………………...Carol Sime 7/18….…………………..Daniel Zalk 7/4…….………....Elizabeth Weber 7/14……….……....Blaire Beecham 7/20…………………Maria Johnson Nicholas Martin 7/5…….………………….Ellen Ferry Matthew Hoisser Elliot Moormann David Laden Ainsleigh Winghart 7/6………………….....Celia Nelson August Winghart 7/21……………………Sam Carlson Jim Roste 7/7……………………….Julia Berger 7/15……………….Nickolas Borden Ing‐Mari Ryan 7/8……………….Joanne Cushman Morton Holmren Marilyn Neuenfeldt Zarida Young John Hanson Deb Spivey 7/22…………………..Betty Guertin 7/9……………………..Neil Skildum John Todd Roy Muscatello 7/10……………….....Jeanne Nagel Antonio Vargus July
Anniversaries
7/23…………...Beverly Holmgren 7/25………………..Sydney Carlson 7/26………………..August Carlson 7/27…………………Alison Rahman Jackie Simon 7/28………………...Scott Ketelsen Lindsay Lindall 7/29…………………….Henry Ernst 7/30…………………Diedra Carlson Isabel Krum Jeanette Nelson 7/31………………...Brooke Nelson Sarah O’Brien 7/06…………………….…..Luke & Maria Johnson 7/17……………………..Frank & Beulah Weiss, Jr. 7/18……….………..Paul & Sharon Ziegenhagen 7/10…….……...….………..…Joe & Sadie Fischer 7/22….………….Jeffrey & Rebecca Numainville 7/13…….…………………..Jeff & Janice Kragness 7/13……………………Jonathan & Rebecca Lund 7/29…….…………….Andrew & Melissa Becker 7/17…….……………….…..Richard & Irene Roller CONGRATULATIONS to Paul & Sharon Ziegenhagen who will celebrate their 50th Anniversary on July 18th!
WORLD MISSION: Dr. Stephen & Jodi Swanson, Tanzania
CHURCH MISSION PARTNERS: Christ Lutheran Church on Capitol Hill
SYNOD MISSION PARTNERS: Iringa Diocese of Tanzania &
Inglesia Lutherana Augustine de Guatemalé
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FINANCIAL REPORT
General Envelope Giving Year‐to‐date this year (through April 2015) Year‐to‐date last year (through April 2014) Giving Goal (Budget for 2015) 1 Actual Giving $125,436.56 118,979.26 122,177.00 1
Offerings do not flow evenly throughout the year. Giving goals are based on historical giving pattern analysis. Benevolences (Given through April 2015) World Hunger Local Hunger/Food Shelves Lenten Offering Disaster Response Lyngblomsten Sunday School Church Bank Offering Church Office hours: 9am to 4pm Monday to Friday
$2,110.00 1,958.25 1,655.53 1,545.00 276.00 250.86 CPLC STAFF DIRECTORY
Senior Pastor
Martin R. Ericson
651-646-7127 x202
[email protected]
Pastoral Intern
Dan Schewe
651-646-7127 x201
[email protected]
Director of Music
Tom Ferry
651-646-7127 x209
[email protected]
Children, Youth & Families
Minister
Anna Morris
612-868-5917
[email protected]
Property Manager
Mark Gagné
651-646-7127 x250
[email protected]
Parish Administrator
Carole Joncas
651-646-7127 x200
offi[email protected]
Comptroller
David Laden
651-646-7127 x211
[email protected]
Notes From Heaven Chime Choir
Director
Linda Johnson
763-767-2201
[email protected]
Sunday School Superintendent
Jane Nelson
651-646-7127 x223
[email protected]
Volunteer & Evangelism Coordinator;
Bulletin Designer
Jonathan Nye
651-646-7127 x208
[email protected]
Sunday Morning Custodian
Brian Molde
651-587-6953
[email protected]
Wedding & Kitchen Coordinator
Sue Brogger
651-646-7127 x203
[email protected]
Visitation & Senior Fellowship
Coordinator
Amy Hanson
651-646-7127 x215
[email protected]
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Preschool-3rd Grade
Jane Nelson
651-646-7127 x223
[email protected]
Children’s Worship Music Director,
4th-8th Grade
Lori Purdham
651-653-4271
[email protected]
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THE LAST WORD
by Pastoral Intern Dan Schewe
When I was a child we would spend much of our summer vacation at our family’s lake
lot. It is a plot of land in Northern
Minnesota, past the pavement and just off
a gravel road. I remember it being filled
with trees, animals, and situated on a
peaceful little lake. Throughout my
childhood that plot of land changed some.
We cleared trees, made paths, built
structures, but it always remained full of
nature. There was always something
special about that place for me. I
remember exploring the
woods with friends or our
dog, being amazed at all the
different creatures we would
find. I remember taking an
inflatable raft out into the
middle of the lake and just
floating where the tide took
me. I would do that often,
just take out a raft to soak
up the beauty of nature and feel the wind
blow me where it would as I gazed across
the serene still waters.
It was on that lot and on that lake that
started to truly experience God through
the beauty of nature. I saw God’s
boundless creativity in the plants and
animals. I experienced the vastness of God
as I saw on a still lake looking up at the
night sky. There is much of the almighty
we experience through nature, and for
many people this is where they experience
God most acutely.
As we make our summer plans, I wonder
how we will all experience God this
summer?
I’m excited to take a group of students to
Sky Ranch in Colorado. Not because of the
brilliant views, or the experiences they may
have with animals, but because of how they
may experience God there. How they will
be met by the divine in their adventure and
how that will affect the course of their life.
I’m excited about our
Summer Vacation Bible
School, from July 27 – 31.
I’m looking forward to
how the children of our
congregation and
community will
experience God that
week, and how those
helping will as well. I
want to invite you to think about how you
might be a part of this program for the
children of our community. We all have
gifts we can share with these children to
help them experience God, from creating
decorations to listening to the children that
week.
Wherever our summer takes us, I hope and
pray that we can all have our eyes and
hearts open to see and feel how God is
already ahead of us, calling us to experience
Him in the adventures that lay before us.
Shalom,
Dan
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LUTHERAN
Reaching out in Christ to a changing world.
1376 Hoyt Avenue West
Saint Paul, MN 55108
651-646-7127
www.ComoParkLutheran.org
Summer Sunday Worship Service
9:30am
June 1, 2015
ADDRESS SERVICE REQUESTED
Como Evening Prayer
meeting on only
the second Sunday
of each month atth7pm
*June 14th *
*July 12 *
DATED MATERIAL — PLEASE DO NOT DELAY DELIVERY
Reaching out in Christ to a changing world!
Brad Peper and his father, Phillip, made a
baptism font to be given to our sister
congregation in Santa Amelia
Guatemala. Think of all the children
that will be baptized with this gift!
Now that’s reaching out in Christ!
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Reaching out in Christ and
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