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What the church can learn from a basketball game
What would our churches look like if we valued the gifts and talents of all of our members and celebrated the work accomplished by the Holy Spirit through them in the way that Louisville High School demonstrated to two of their athletes? Continue reading →
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Tagged acceptance, basketball, Cleveland Cavaliers, home games, Inclusion, Key Ministry, Louisville High School, Louisville Ohio, Martindale Christian Fellowship, Nate Manko, Senior Night, Special Olympics, Stark County Royal Knights, Steve Manko
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