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War Ridge Free Will Baptist Church to hold revival

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The War Ridge Free Will Baptist Church in Wayside will be holding a revival each evening starting on Wednesday, April 13th at 7 p.m. and continuing through Friday, April 15th. The speakers for our Spring Revival will be Reverend Wayne Peters on Wednesday and Thursday and Reverend Joseph Swiney on Friday. Special music will be provided by Roger Hicks on Wednesday, Linda Fox and Nathan Shrader on Thursday and Bonnie Smith on Friday. All are invited to attend.

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