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Crunch Time For You are my hope; O Lord GOD, You are my confidence from my youth. Psalm 71:5

Trick or Treat night is just around the corner. I’m still awaiting the proclamation from city hall to tell me just when that will be. I’m already planning ahead, making sure I have my treats and decorations in order. On the designated day, I’ll double check the light on my front porch and over the garage to alert the passing children I’m there and ready to deliver. As most all of you know by now, I give a full-sized candy bar to the costumed kids who stop by my house. It’s usually a Hershey or a Nestle’s Crunch bar. One year, I gave out Take-Five candy bars because I was told that was the youth’s current favorite. I aim to please. I want them to leave happy, excited and thankful. Before I order the year’s candy bars, I always do a bit of Googling. I try to discover this year’s favorite candy bar or Halloween treat. This year, I found out the kid’s Number One choice is Skittles. In second place is M&M’s. As Paul Lynde sang in Bye, Bye Birdie, “What’s the matter with kids these days?” Skittles and M&M’s are not candy bars. And Skittles aren’t even chocolate! What’s up with that? Don’t these kids know it can’t get any better than a full-sized chocolate candy bar in your Halloween treat bag or plastic pumpkin? A Snickers bar appeared on the list at #3 (Whew!), but the tried and true, the wonderfully chocolatey and delicious Hershey bar did not enter the Halloween fray until #8 and that was for the miniatures. I cannot believe any young’uns would prefer little Hershey nuggets over a full-sized Hershey unless they got a whole bag of them. Trick or Treat night is always a treat for me. I really enjoy the children in their wide variety of costumes, especially the homemade ones that show imagination, creativity and ingenuity. I also delight in the diverse personalities and their individual approaches to me and my tasty fare. Some boldly announce, “Trick or Treat!” and confidently hold out their Halloween bags. Others are timid and shy and probably wish I did curbside deliveries. But most of all, I revel in the joy expressed when they get a full-sized chocolate candy bar (even if it isn’t Skittles). Confidence. It’s an important trait we want to develop in our children and in ourselves. This especially true when comes to our relationship with God. When we ask God to forgive us our sins, we can be confident of God’s mercy. “For God is faithful and just and will forgive us our sins and cleanse us from all unrighteousness.” (I John 1:9) When we pray and want to be sure God hears us, understands us and will answer us, ”we have access to God in boldness and confidence through faith in him [Jesus Christ].” (Ephesians 3:12) When we need someone to be there for us in our time of need, we can be confident God is there, always there for us. “'Do not fear, for I am with you; Do not anxiously look about you, for I am your God I will strengthen you, surely I will help you, Surely I will uphold you with My righteous right hand.” (Isaiah 41:10)

Worship Schedule Sunday: 8 AM and 10:30 AM

Sunday Church School for all ages: 9:15 AM

Senior Pastor Donald L. Rice Jr.

2019

Planning Council Pg. 2

Since You Asked... Pg. 3

Organ Dedication

Pg. 4

Announcements

Pg. 5

Announcements Pg. 6

Worship & Worship Assistance

Pg. 12 & 13

Member Celebrations Pg. 14

Calendar Pg. 15

Announcements Pg. 7

WELCA Pg. 9

Outreach Pg. 10 & 11

Announcements Pg. 8

Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church 216 North Wooster Ave Dover Ohio 44622-2948 Phone: 330-343-6915 Fax: 330-602-0263 Church E-Mail: [email protected] Pastor’s E-Mail: [email protected] Website: www.gracedover.org

Planning Council

Facts and Figures

Attendance August 2019 Attendance August 2018 Weekly Average: 127 Weekly Average: 128 Difference: -1 (-1%) Offerings August 2019 Offerings August 2018 Total Offerings: $20,323.00* Total Offerings: $15,530.00 Difference: +$4793.00 Weekly Average: $5,080.75 Weekly Average: $3882.50 Difference: +1,198.25 (+31%) *Includes gift offering

PLANNING COUNCIL

Next Meeting Nov. 12th, 2019

@ 6:30 PM

2018-2019 BOARD MEMBERS AND OFFICERS Jim Heller - President Ron Stahl - Vice President Christine Sergent - Secretary Beverly Frantz - Treasurer

Congregational Life

Ron Stahl - Director Susie Erickson Elaine Margo

Liz Miller Melody Rader

Hospitality

Sarah Wolfe - Director Marcie Castricone Melissa Engstrom

Cindy Jerles Traci Smith Bobbie Cox

Julie Vanfossen

Property

John Nelson- Director Jeff Hootman Audra Miceli

Nathan Vaughan Larry Wallick

Brad Wharmby

Stewardship Development

Tom Margo - Director Charles Castricone

Keith Lands Craig Rader

Nancy Wharmby

Christian Faith and Life

Faith Bambeck- Director Julie Brothers Karla Burrier Ashley Eick

Debbie Flood Tiffany Shepherd

(Cody Jerles, Coordinator YFM)

Outreach

Joe Penrod– Director Joe Erickson

Tanna Loveday Judy Martin

Paul McFadden John Wolfe

Scott Ebert (church sign) David Elliott (church website)

THE MESSENGER

Senior Pastor: Rev. Donald L. Rice Jr. Coordinator of Youth & Family Ministries: Cody Jerles Director of Music:/Organist Linda Hanna Secretary: Lisa Morris Treasurer: Beverly Frantz Custodian: Glenn Mitchell

Since You Asked... Pastor, I enjoyed your September article on our “educational team.” Could you list our Sunday School teachers so we can thank them personally for all they do? Thank you. We have a great team educating youth and adults. They help us know Jesus and show Jesus in so many ways. We truly appreciate their skills, talents and dedication. Here is our current roster of teachers. 1st-2nd Grade: Betsy Elliott and Rebecca Tedesco 3rd-4th Grade: Charles and Marcie Castricone 5th-6th Grade: Confirmation: Pastor Rice and Linda McFadden 7th-8th Grade: Cody Jerles High School: Nicole Roman-Willey Adults: Richard Elliott and John Stahl Grace Lutheran also offers several Bible Studies throughout the year. Find Joy in Our Life’s Journey is a women’s Bible Study led by Linda McFadden on the 3rd Wednesdays of the month, May through September. Pastor Rice’s next Bible Study meets for five consecutive Wednesdays in October at 6:45 p.m. in Luther Hall. The fall, the study will examine the first sermons of the Early Church as recorded in the Acts of the Apostles. More information on this offering can be found in the article printed below this one.

Since You Asked

THE MESSENGER

The Gospel Truth: The Apostle’s Proclaim the Good News of Jesus

The Gospel Truth is the theme for this year’s Fall Bible Study. The series will take a close look at

some of the first sermons of the Apostolic Church as recorded in the Book of Acts. How did the Apostles first convey the Good News of Jesus? How do their messages resonate with us today? Find the answers to these and many other questions as we listen again to the timeless declarations of salvation in the name of Jesus Christ. The Bible Study meets on Wednesday evenings at 6:45 in Luther Hall. Joins us for a time of pertinent information and lively discussion.

Schedule October 2: Peter’s Pentecost Proclamation (Acts 2:14-42) October 9: Stephen’s Closing Argument (Acts 7:1-53) October 16: James’ Remarks of Reconciliation (Acts 15:13-21, 21:20-26) October 23: Paul’s Rhetorical Triumph in Athens (Acts 17:16-34) October 30: Paul Witnesses to a King (Acts 26:1-32)

THE MESSENGER

Organ Dedication

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Announcements

Picture This!

Don’t be shy! Don’t hold back! Just watch the birdie and put on your biggest smile! That’s about all it takes to make another memory and connecting to your church family and friends.

Grace Lutheran will be putting together a new Church Directory with pictures being taken Thursday-Friday, November 7-8, from 2 pm to 9pm. And then again on Saturday, November 9 from 10 am to 2 pm. Families and individuals photographed receive a free 8x10 photo and pictorial church directory. Pets are welcome! Quincy made sure of that!

Photography will be provided by Lifetouch Studios. Online scheduling will be available, as well as Sunday and church office sign-up sheets. Please look for more information in upcoming newsletters and Sunday bulletin inserts. Thank you.

Camp Boother at Camp Luther October 4‐6

7 pm Fri. to 1 pm Sun.

Celebrate as we transform camp into a family‐friendly harvest themed celebra on. There will be Trick‐Or‐Trea ng, pumpkin carving, hayrides, scarecrow build‐ing, bonfires, cra s and more. Join us for devo ons, chapel me, and games. Register online for a great weekend with your Camp Luther family. For more informa on and to register visit www.lomocamps.org.

Annual Oktoberfest is October 20! Oktoberfest is a wonderful opportunity to celebrate God’s goodness and grace. Our annual event combines Reformation blessings with the many joys of autumn. While many communities and organizations celebrate Oktoberfest in September, we celebrate ours in October. After all, isn’t that what the “Oktober” in Oktoberfest is all about? We will hold our annual celebration Sunday, October 20 following the 10:30 a.m. worship service in Fellowship Hall. Hospitality Ministries will offer brats, sauerkraut, hot dogs, mashed potatoes, chips, beverages and more. Our Hospitality Ministries board is requesting dessert donations for the dinner event. A sign-up sheet will be placed on the table in the narthex. Please bring one of your seasonal favorites to Fellowship Hall by 10:15 a.m. that Sunday. Our Grace youth will provide games, crafts and other activities for children. A free-will offering will be taken to support our Grace Grocery Bag Ministry.

THE MESSENGER

Announcements

Bringing Hope to Our Harbor House Neighbors

Grace Outreach Ministries is sponsoring a collection of personal care items for the women and children of Harbor House in New Philadelphia on the Sundays of October 20 and October 27. Collection baskets will be placed in the narthex for your donations. Harbor House is a safe refuge for women and their children seeking to escape an abusive environment. Many have fled from their homes and threatening situations with little more than the clothes on their backs. To help these women and children in their time of need with a gift of hope, we are seeking contributions of soap, shampoo, toothpaste, toothbrushes, deodorant, facial tissues, feminine hygiene products and other personal care items. Thank you all for your Christian care and compassion.

Autumn Praise Bob Hostetler, Guideposts

I praise you, Lord, for autumn: for falling temperatures and morning chill, trees turned gold and red, brown and orange, falling leaves and blowing leaves, the smell of burning leaves, the joy of leaf-pile jumping.

I praise you, Lord, for autumn: the interplay of outside temperatures and inside warmth, the promise of cider and pumpkin bread, the blessing of blankets and sweaters.

I praise you, Lord, for autumn: the beauty and hope in the change of season, the promise that the coming of autumn heralds another ending, a new beginning, and the wonder of another winter, another spring, another summer.

THE MESSENGER

Announcements

Apple Bu er Fes val Lutheran Memorial Camp

Oct. 13th 11 am ‐ 4pm

Come to a fes val with ac vi es every age will en‐

joy. Take a hayride, try some homemade bean

soup, and treat yourself to freshly baked goods.

Join us for the silent auc on. There is no need to

register: food and ac vi es are set at a reasonable

price with proceeds benefi ng camperships.

Dear Hammerstrom Scholarship Commi ee and

members of Grace Lutheran,

Thank you for selec ng me as a recipient of the

Hammerstrom Scholarship. Your generosity has

enabled be to be er focus on my educa on; research,

studies of ba ery‐hybrid aircra ; and project, design

of an electric motorcycle. Through these efforts I hope

to effect posi ve change in the transporta on industry

and the lives of young engineers. You all have played a

large part in helping me reach these goals.

Thank you again and God bless,

Aaronn Sergent

Thank you to Pastor Rice and church family for all your prayers. God’s Love and Blessings, Jen McCulloch

Dear Pastor Rice,

On behalf of the chaplains, administrative staff and Board of Director of Chaplain Partnership, many thanks for grant-ing our request for funding. This extremely generous grant from Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church will underwrite our annual daylong re-treat for our chaplains. Your friendship and support are greatly valued and will enable us to provide our chaplains with the chance to renew, refresh and recharge their respective ministries.

Again, please accept our thanks for your continued kind-ness in support of our ministry. It is deeply appreciated.

Sincerely, Gina Svat

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Announcements

Dear Grace Lutheran Church,

Thank you so very much for the use of your hall for Dress-A-Child registration. We were able to register 93 families with 202 children.

The families were able to purchase $74.00 of new school clothes per child. We could not be able to do this without your kind support!

Thank you, Brenda Jenkins

Grace Calendar Fall-Early Winter Events

Oct. 6: Rededication of Kuhn Pipe Organ with Richard Thewes, Cookie Reception, 3:00 p.m. Oct. 20: Oktoberfest following 10:30 a.m. Worship Service Oct. 20 & 27: Harbor House Collection Nov. 3: All Saints Sunday Nov. 10: Stewardship Sunday Nov. 17 Congregational Meeting: 2020 Budget and Endowment Board Elections (2 persons) Nov. 17: Annual Thanksgiving Dinner for Camp Scholarships Nov. 24: Undie Sunday Dec. 1: First Sunday in Advent/First Communion Dec. 8: Annual Rigatoni Dinner and Advent Workshop Dec. 22: Children’s Christmas Pageant (One Service at 9:30 a.m.) Dec. 24: Candlelight Christmas Eve Services with Holy Communion 7:00 and 10:00 p.m.

We want to take this opportunity to thank you immensely for your support of the homeless shelter.

Your generosity is very much appreciated, with help of the community we can make a difference in peoples lives.

Thank you and God bless, Staff & Guests

Lutheran World Relief Final Project Numbers

for 2018

Quilts: 38 Personal Care Kits: 29 Soap: 59 School Kits: 3

THE MESSENGER

Cost of stocking the food pantry for one month.

This is the amount needed to stock the food pantry for 1 month. We thank the congregation for donating food items and cash to keep the pantry stocked. Soap and toilet tissue are purchased and paid by cash donations.

Product

Price / piece Bags per month* Total

Peanut Butter $ 2.29 X 120 $ 274.80

Fruit $ 0.89 X 120 $ 106.80

Cereal $ 1.59 X 120 $ 190.80

Meat $ 1.30 X 120 $ 156.00

Chicken Soup $ 1.00 X 60 $ 60.00

Tomato Soup $ 1.00 X 60 $ 60.00

Potatoes $ 0.65 X 120 $ 78.00

Corn $ 1.00 X 30 $ 30.00

Green Beans $ 1.00 X 30 $ 30.00

Pork/Beans $ 1.00 X 30 $ 30.00

Peas $ 1.00 X 30 $ 30.00

Mac-N-Cheese $ 0.69 X 120 $ 82.80

Spaghetti $ 1.00 X 120 $ 120.00

Spaghetti Sauce $ 1.00 X 120 $ 120.00

$ 1369.20

*Average

ALDI Buehlers Wal Mart Big Lots

Peanut Butter Vegetables (1) Spaghetti Sauce Soup (1)

Mac-N-Cheese Corn Chicken

Potatoes Green Beans Dollar General Tomato

Fruit Cocktail Peas Spaghetti Cereal Pork/Beans Luncheon Meat

Wed., Oct. 9th, 2019

Women of the Southern Cluster

Fall Meeting

“Little Ones to Him Belong” Wednesday, October 16th, 2019

9:00 am - 1:00 pm 9 to 9:30 am: Registration, Coffee & Fellowship

Emmanuel Lutheran Church 202 E. High Ave., New Phila

Speaker: Lynette Mahaffey, Samaritan’s Purse Operation Christmas Child

Lunch: Soups, Salads, and dessert will be provided by the women of Emmanuel .

Cost: $5.00 per person. Payable in advance.

Reservations due by Oct. 10th. Checks payable to: NEOSWO

THE MESSENGER

GROCERY BAG MINISTRY

Thanks to all who have volunteered to be packers for the Grocery Bag Ministry this year.

Donations to the Food Pantry have increased in response to a greater need for our food bags. In August, we distributed 121 bags, and have already distributed 108 in September. We are seeing a greater demand for this outreach program. Monetary and food donations are very much appreciated.

What goes into a bag to feed the hungry? The basic food items are: peanut butter, canned meat, vegetables, fruit, cereal, soup, macaroni & cheese, canned white potatoes, spaghetti sauce and spaghetti noodles. We also pack a roll of toilet paper and a bar of soap when available.

We welcome all packaged/canned donations. We will pack any kind of soup, fruit, vegetable, soap or toilet paper that is donated, as well as extra items not on the list. Grocery size paper bags are also needed.

Thank you to all who bring food in for the grocery bags that are filled each month. Look in the Sunday

bulletins to see which items are most

urgently needed.

Outreach

All those serving in the armed forces, especially Christopher Smith, Seth Erickson, Gerald Case, Gary Dean Morrison.

Ella DeVore Bonnie Beem Keith Lands Fred Grosse Mildred Schauer Judy Wells Tim Clark Jeff Wallick JoAnn Hammond Glenn Siber Jim Rosenberry Dwayne Mann Mary Marino Violet Tomcho Norma Grywalski Wayne Page Don Gatchell Family Barb Eft Shirley Johnson Mary Boyer Molly Bauer Nada Georgier Jane Buehler Karen Page Buffy Gray Judy Arrington Carol Betche Louise Harris Holly Hillen Leslie Beans Doris Metzger Lisa Myers America Bon Ricky Page Carmy Margo Rachelle Coulter Sensel Edward King Sr. Jason Phillips Gail Danford Kit Semanco

IN OUR PRAYERS…

Please take a moment to review the names on our church prayer list. If you know the current recovery status, condition, or needs of any person listed, please advise Pastor Rice or the church office. We rejoice in God’s healing and grace when someone is well enough to come off the list and we promise our prayers to all who are added. Thank

Thank you to the volunteers who prepared and delivered food to the Homeless Shelter on September 22nd, 2019.

October’s dinner at the Homeless Shelter is on Sunday, Oct. 27th, at 6:00 pm. The sign-up sheet is posted in the Narthex. We have cut down on the expense of the items needed (less meat, more casseroles) or have divided the donations into smaller units to make it financially easier for you to donate. Please check to see how you can help.

OUTREACH NEWS… HERE’S YOUR CHANCE TO BE A BLESSING TO OTHERS

We at Grace have volunteered to provide one meal per month — the 4th Sunday of each month — and need volunteers to provide the meal and to deliver it to the Friends of the Homeless of Tuscarawas County which is a group of concerned citizens from various churches and social service agencies in the county who have recognized the need to assist persons experiencing homelessness. The residents eat dinner at 6:00 each evening. All tableware is provided by the shelter, and they ask that if we are just dropping the food off to bring it in disposable pans.

If you are unable to deliver your portion of the meal, please contact someone else who has signed up to deliver food.

Let’s continue to work together as the body of Christ and serve our brothers and sisters in need.

New sign up sheets are posted for the November’s meal to the homeless shelter. Please sign up on the bulletin board in the narthex.

Outreach

PERSONAL CARE KITS

The power of a small package Personal Care Kits especially help cleanliness and prevent disease outbreaks that can so frequently happen in foreign countries or right here in the United States after natural disasters. LUTHERAN WORLD RELIEF is asking congregation participation to help restock their supply of personal care kits. Consider making a kit or dropping off one or more of the items listed below to the church office. Thanks for helping!

Personal care items that go into each kit are:

Personal Care Kits 1 light weight bath towel 20” X 40” to 52” X 27” (dark color) 2 bath size bars of soap 1 wide tooth comb 1 adult size toothbrush 1 nail clipper with file

THE MESSENGER

Worship

OPEN ALTAR FLOWERS

If you would like to provide altar flowers in memory or in honor of loved ones, please either sign up on the list in the Narthex or call the church office at 330-343-6915.

The cost for one vase is $18. You will be billed by Blossom’s Florist.

Altar Flowers are available for the following dates.

Oct. 13th - 1 vase

Nov. 24th - 1 vase

Dec. 1st - 2 vases

Dec. 8th - 1 vase

Dec. 15th - 2 vases

Altar Guild Monday,

Oct. 28th, 2019 6:30 pm

Tuesday, Oct. 29th, 2019

9:00 am

Replenishing the Children’s Worship Bags Our worship bag continues to be a blessing to children and parents in our worship each week! Most of the 10 bags are used every Sunday. The bags serve as a way for parents to have their young children in worship with them while they get a chance to worship. We will be purchasing new books, toys and crayons for the bags soon. If you would be interested in providing money for the purchase of these items you may make a donation by placing it in a special offering envelope with worship bags written on it. If paying by check please remember to write Children’s Worship Bags in the memo line. Thank you for continuing to support this ministry.

Worship Readings

Oct. 6th - Deb & Jacob Flood

Oct. 13th - Julie Vanfossen & Nanette McFadden

Oct. 20th - Jen & Taylor Vaughan

Oct. 27th - Faith & Natalie Bambeck

Sunday, Oct. 6th

Habakkuk 1:1-4, 2:1-4

Psalm 37:1-9

2 Timothy 1:1-14

Luke 17:5-10

Sunday, Oct. 13th

2 Kings 5:1-3, 7-15c

Psalm 111

2 Timothy 2:8-15

Luke 17:11-19

THE MESSENGER

Sunday, Oct. 20th

Genesis 32:22-31

Psalm 121

2 Timothy 3:14—4:5

Luke 18:1-8

Sunday, Oct. 27th

Jeremiah 31:31-34

Psalm 46

Romans 3:19-28

John 8:31-36

THE MESSENGER

Worship Assistants

Get the Messenger By Email If you’d like to receive the Messenger by email please send an email to [email protected] with the words “Email Messenger” in the subject heading.

Remember you can also view the current and archived Messengers online at www.GraceDover.org

ALTAR GUILD

October: Judy Martin, Bonnie Richardson, Pam Keller, Elaine Margo

November: Donna Fox, Katherine Stahl, Shirley Grafe, Jan Ochsenbine

SUNDAY 8:00 AM WORSHIP

ACOLYTES

10/6

10/13

10/20

10/27

LAY READERS

10/6 Nancy Wilson

10/13 Lynn Foust

10/20 Terry Miller

10/27 Gale Limron

USHERS

Tim Keplinger

Richard Elliott

Steve Zimmerman

Jim Heller

Scott Ebert

Edward Harper

SUNDAY 10:30 AM WORSHIP

DEACON/COMM. ASST.

10/6

10/13

10/20

10/27

Oct. 6 John Lorenz, Larry Wallick, Tom Margo, Ron Stahl

Oct. 13 Jim Gibb, Mike Sergent, Jimm Morris

Oct. 20 John Stahl, Robert McCulloch, Keith Lands, Paul McFadden

Oct. 27 Jeff Keller, Jeff Hootman, John Wolfe, Joe Vanfossen

LAY READERS

10/6 Jim Gibb

10/13 John Stahl

10/20 Jimm Morris

10/27 Rick Homrighausen

DEACON/COMM. ASST.

10/6

10/13

10/20

10/27

ACOLYTES

10/6

10/13

10/20

10/27

THE MESSENGER

[email protected]

[email protected] October 2019

Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church

Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church

216 North Wooster Ave

Dover OH 44622-2948

330-343-6915

Sun. Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat

1 12 pm Senior Crafters - ORC

6:30 pm Cub Scouts

2 6:45 pm Bible Study

7 pm Boy Scouts

3 12-1 pm Bible Study

6 pm Bell Choir

7 pm Gallery Choir

4

5

6 8 am Worship Communion

9:15 am SCS

10:30 am Worship Communion

3 pm Rededication of the organ

7 10:30 am Communion Park Village - N

7 pm Valley Voices

8 10 am Rejoice Women ORC

6:30 pm Cub Scouts

9 9 am Knotters

6:45 pm Bible Study

7 pm Boy Scouts


6 pm Bell Choir

7 pm Gallery Choir

11

12 8 am Men’s Breakfast - LH


9:15 am SCS

10:30 am Worship Communion

14 5:30 pm Little Theatre Youth - FH

7 pm Valley Voices


6:30 pm Cub Scouts


7 pm Boy Scouts


6 pm Bell Choir

7 pm Gallery Choir

18

19


9:15 am SCS 10:30 am Worship Communion

21 7 pm Valley Voices


6:30 pm Cub Scouts

7 pm Endowment Board


7 pm Boy Scouts


6 pm Bell Choir

7 pm Gallery Choir

25

Messenger Deadline

26

27 8 am Worship 9:15 am SCS

10:30 am Worship

6 pm Meal to the Homeless Shelter

28 7 pm Valley Voices


6:30 pm Cub Scouts


7 pm Boy Scouts


6 pm Bell Choir

7 pm Gallery Choir

Messenger Assembly

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