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BETHEL LUTHERAN CHURCH

APRIL 2010 “… making disciples for Jesus Christ in our church, neighborhood and world...”

BETHEL BANNER

INSIDE THIS ISSUE :

FROM PASTOR

2

GODSPEAK INFO

6

SPECIAL EVENTS

7-8

M INISTRY LEADERS MTG

9

SERVING GROUPS

10

BIRTHDAYS &

ANNIVERSARIES

11

FROM THE OFFICE

3

STEWARDSHIP

4-5

Holy Week info

5

Four Bethel teams competed at the MN Bible Bowl at Concordia University St Paul on March 6.

Bethel Team A: Sam Hayhurst, James Thies & Andrew Zimmerman

Bethel Team B: Alex Breiland, Dominick Breiland & Solomon Kromah

Bethel Team C: Gina Marchetti, Roxanne Thies & Taylor Thies

Bethel Team D: Alisa Klatt, Tee Fofana, Donald Menard & Derek Murray

From January to March the teams met each Sunday to study the book of Judges. Coaches included Jeanne Breiland, Faye Hayhurst & Karrie Thies. Bethel Team A came home with a 5th place trophy! Bethel Team B came home with a 3rd place trophy! Dominick Breiland was a 6th place individual winner! Congrats to all for studying God’s word and competing with good sportsmanship. Studying God’s word makes each Bible Bowl participant a winner!

Check out the pictures on Bethel’s website and the trophies in the trophy case in the lounge.

So may all your enemies perish, O Lord! But may they who love you be like the sun when it rises in its strength.

Judges 5:31

Wednesdays in Lent

These Wednesdays in Lent have been enlightening as we explored our “Life Together” from Dietrich Bonhoeffer’s book of the same name. We’ve taken a hard, honest look at postmodernism and seen how our world has become more relativistic, individualistic and willing to hold multiple views that would otherwise seem contradictory. Our life together as Christians exists in this world, whether we like it or not. God very plainly wants us to live in the world, but not to be of the world. More and more I’m convinced that in order for us to be effective in reaching out to this world with the love of Jesus, we need to make sure our unity is strong and authentic and that we have a place for people here when we bring them in.

Rethinking Liberian Ministry

The concept of planting a new church is near and dear to my heart. However, Vicar Fofana and I have come to the conclusion that it is not in the best interest of our Liberian fellowship to aim at a stand-alone church plant right now. The fact of the matter is, Liberian immigrants are not positioned well to independently operate their own church in America. Most work 2-3 jobs, few have cars, some have housing, and many are sending money back home to Liberia. We have also noticed that the 2nd generation (their children) is quickly becoming more and more American and less Liberian. Liberian customs and worship styles are less engaging to the children as they become more American. Our concern is that if the Liberian fellowship is fully independent, they will struggle to keep their children connected to the church and will watch them drift away.

Life Together

The new Liberian ministry concept has everything to do with Life Together. We are all Bethel, whether “American” or “Liberian.” The Liberian fellowship will still have their 11:30am Sunday worship service in the West African style. It’ll always be the 1st generation’s heart language. We’ll still get together at least 4 times a year to have a combined service and potluck so that everyone gets to dance and eat! But in every other aspect the members of that fellowship are as Bethel as everyone else. We will strive to include them as equals and utilize their gifts and talents to minister to an even broader range of people. This is getting exciting.

1st and 2nd Generation Ministry

As one church, we can minister to both the 1st and the 2nd generations effectively. Using the strengths of our entire church we can come around the 1st generation Liberian members to help them conduct a powerful ministry of service and outreach to other 1st generation Liberian immigrants. At the same time, we can use other strengths to engage all our children into the ministry of our church through Sunday School, Confirmation, EPIC - Future Church Now, Vacation Bible School, our Young Family Group and more.

This is the opportunity God has prepared for us. This is our chance to make an eternal difference in these families by unifying them in Jesus and in His church. This is Life Together.

Blessings, Pastor Seabaugh

FROM PASTOR SEABAUGH Life Together

PAGE 2 BETHEL BANNER

Worship Attendance February Average 2010 158 February Average 2009 186

Sunday School Attendance

February Average 2010 35 February Average 2009 26

Office hours Monday through Friday from 9 am to 4 pm

Bulletin items to the office by Wednesday mornings Banner information to the office by the 15th of the month

New Members Scott & Chelsie Anderson

Henry & Stella 421 Van Buren Ave Saint Paul MN 55103

651-487-2775

David & Ruth Bittner 913 Sherburne Ave Saint Paul MN 55104

651-222-5213

Bill Dey 1232 Maywood St

Saint Paul MN 55117 651-488-2207

Angela Hass 1174 Breen St

Saint Paul MN 55104 651-387-0105

John Kurkoski 1965 Hamline Ave N Saint Paul MN 55113

651-261-1186

Joshua & Adrienne Vandercar 3020 Old Hwy 8 #201 Roseville MN 55113 612-532-3543

Address Change Doug Pinotti

5929 Burke Trail Inver Grove Heights MN 55076

Tim Goebel 4922 Division St

White Bear Lake MN 55110 651-788-5774

Dorothy Moeller 1 Thompson Ave W #209 Saint Paul MN 55118

FROM THE OFFICE—LYNNE

STEWARDSHIP FOR FEBRUARY 2010

February Budget Receipts $ 18,384.61 * February Budget Requirements $ 20,740.00

Budget Receipts Year to Date $ 174,187.72 Budget Requirements Year to Date $ 181,475.00

*Includes: Improvement Fund $ 371.79 Missions $ 410.00 African Worship $ 194.00 Lent $ 1,141.00 Other Receipts (not in Budget Receipts): Dorothy Day $ 70.00 Benevolence Fund (Needy Fund) $ 77.00 Keystone Food Shelf (Green tape) $ 31.76 Sunday School $ 41.00 Memorial Lorraine Lindemann $ 75.00 Memorial Charles Knippenberg $ 235.00 Music Fund $ 35.00 Air Conditioner Fund $ 634.00 Sanctuary Screen $ 50.00 LCMS Grant—Liberian Ministry $ 833.00 Mexico Mission Trip $ 200.00

PAGE 3 “… MAKING DISCIPLES FOR JESUS CHRIST

Like most people in Minnesota, we are looking forward to Spring. The snow is

mostly gone and we know April showers will bring May flowers. A hint of bright colors

from tulips, iris, daffodil and jonquil bulbs carefully planted last Fall are brightening the

flower beds. The first robins are eagerly looking for worms and the sky is a beautiful blue.

Tufts of green grass are beginning to show in our long dormant brown lawns and we

know it’s time to apply Scott “Turf Builder” to help develop a healthy green lawn during the

Summer months. We eagerly apply “Miracle-Gro” to our flower beds and shrubs to ensure healthy growth. It’s

amazing what a shot of fertilizer will do.

Who could possibly deny the existence of God after watching the seasonal change from Winter to Spring?

Who can doubt the majesty of God after viewing his abundant love for us? Apparently quite a few people. A recent

American Religious Identification Survey conducted in the United States by Trinity College, Hartford CT, revealed

in 1990, that 86% of people surveyed said they were Christians and that number tragically declined to 76% in 2008.

In 1990, 8% said they did not believe in any god and that number unfortunately increased to 15% in 2008. People

professing to be Lutherans declined from 5.2% in 1990 to 3.8% in 2008. The Muslim proportion of the population

continues to grow and has doubled during the same time period. We have our work cut out for us in spreading the

true word of God in our church, neighborhood and world!

Now is the time to fertilize the missions program at Bethel Lutheran

Church! Each month you are provided a Missions Offering envelope. Bethel no

longer has a line item in the budget for missions, so please give as generously as

you can. Half of all funds received are assigned to the Lutheran Church-Missouri

Synod (LCMS) for missions work overseas. The other half is assigned to the

LCMS Minnesota South District to fund mission opportunities such as starting up new churches, outreach programs

and ethnic ministries. For example, these programs are currently taking the Gospel of Jesus Christ to people of

Hispanic, Chinese, Hmong and the Liberian, Ethiopian, Swahili and Sudanese among other people from Africa. We

have an excellent example of this program right here at Bethel with Vicar Fofana and the African ministry. The

LCMS Minnesota South District is also providing an opportunity to learn about Jesus Christ on numerous Minnesota

college campuses. This is a marvelous opportunity to spiritually equip, nourish, and enrich our future leaders.

Bethel Lutheran Church has its own mission statement ”Making disciples for Jesus Christ

in our church, neighborhood and world.” Bethel has always had a strong passion for mission and

outreach. During the 1970s Bethel was a leader in establishing an outreach ministry to the

Hmong population in St. Paul. This passion continued to flame with our outreach to the Somali

population and burns even brighter today with our outreach to the Liberian population in the

Twin Cities.

Bethel enthusiastically supported missionaries in Papua New Guinea and elsewhere in

Asia. We sent missionary teams to the Appalachian area of the U. S., China and Mexico. Bethel is spiritually on fire

with our mission program and the flame burns brighter as we expand our ministries.

For decades, faithful Lutherans have provided financial resources to carry out mission work. We trust the

A STEWARDSHIP MOMENT


Funds raised from the Easter Breakfast will be donated to Casa de Niños orphanage. If you are interested in helping set up, serve, or provide pastries,

contact Lynne Rustad at 651-489-6834.


Easter Worship Services April 4 7 am and 9:30 am Breakfast served from 8-9 am

2010 Holy Week Worship

Maundy Thursday Service April 1 at 7 pm

Good Friday Service April 2 at 7 pm

commitment level of the LCMS for Christ’s mission will only continue to grow, fueled by the compassion that Christ

Himself has for those not yet a part of His flock. We are committed to touching the hearts and minds of people

throughout the world and sharing with them the love of Christ. Within the LCMS, the flame burns bright with the

same passion and scope as the Reformation ignited nearly 500 years ago. Bethel has done much but there is still much

to do, and we urgently need your help.

We must take the Gospel to the unreached and uncommitted people in our own communities, as well as

around the world, support ethnic and multicultural ministry work throughout the United States, and train workers to

be witnesses of the Good News. When we give to support missionaries, mission projects, or mission work in general,

we are making it possible for more people to hear the Gospel. We ask for your continued prayers for our Lord’s

blessing and that many more people will be saved to the glory of God, Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.

Every dollar you put in your Mission Offering envelope goes to grow Bethel’s commitment to missions. We

can do more...we must do more...we will do more.

It’s time to fertilize Bethel’s mission program. When we reach for our check books

we reach for the “Miracle-Gro.” Please put a generous contribution in your monthly Missions

Offering envelope so Bethel can continuing making disciples for Jesus Christ in our church,

neighborhood and world. In the service of our Lord,

A STEWARDSHIP MOMENT—CONTINUTED

Week 30—April 5-10 Monday 1 Kings 9-10 Tuesday 1 Kings 11 Wednesday 1 Kings 12 Thursday 1 Kings 13-14 Friday 1 Kings 15-16 Saturday 1 Kings 17-18 Week 31—April 12-16 Monday 1 Kings 19 Tuesday 1 Kings 20 Wednesday 1 Kings 21-22 Thursday 2 Kings 1-2 Friday 2 Kings 3-4 Saturday 2 Kings 5 Week 32—April 19-23 Monday 2 Kings 6-7 Tuesday 2 Kings 8 Wednesday 2 Kings 9-10 Thursday 2 Kings 11-12 Friday 2 Kings 13-14 Saturday 2 Kings 15-16 Week 33—April 26-30 Monday 2 Kings 17 Tuesday 2 Kings 18-19 Wednesday 2 Kings 20 Thursday 2 Kings 21 Friday 2 Kings 22-23 Saturday 2 Kings 24-25

GodSpeak Groups Schedule 2010 April 11 – May 23 (6 weeks)

Summer Groups Meet as possible

The LORD heard Elijah's cry, and the boy's life returned to him, and he lived. Elijah picked up the child and carried him down from the room into the house. He gave him to his mother and said, "Look, your son is alive!" Then the woman said to Elijah, "Now I know that you are a man of God and that the word of the LORD from

your mouth is the truth." 1 Kings 17:23-24

M IDWEEK GODSPEAK GROUPS

• Monday Evening 6:30 pm at Bethel Leader: Tim Schmalz & Steve Moeller

• Tuesday Morning 10 am at Bethel Leader: Pastor David Seabaugh

• Tuesday Evening 7 pm at (will change each week) Leaders: Matt/Lisa Stefan & Alan/Kassy Bartelme

• Wednesday Evening 7 pm at 1255 High Ridge Ct Leaders: Ken Halverson & Joe Estrada

• Wednesday Evening 8 pm at Caribou (Lexington & Larpenteur) Leader: Karrie Thies

• Thursday Evening (African) 7 pm at Bethel Leader: Lusienie Fofana

• Saturday Morning 9 am at Bethel Leaders: Bryan Marshall & Dave Rustad

• Sunday Morning 7th-12th grade Youth at 10:45 am at Bethel Leaders: Don Flack & Bethany Schowengerdt

• Sunday Afternoon 12 pm at Bethel Leaders: Suzie Norris & Sean Boll & Rob Matthes


April Bible Readings GodSpeak Buttons available!

Take several and wear them everywhere! Use them as an outreach, to share what you are learning about God and your

faith through GodSpeak!

“Thank you, Bethel, for supporting my school and more.

Just thank you so much!”

Name: Elliot Flack

What’s great about being in 2nd grade? Ms. Hall is very

nice and I like my friends.

What do you like most about your teacher, Ms. Hall? She

writes us stories.

What is your favorite subject? Math because you get timed.

What is your favorite Bible story? I like the part of the Bible that talks

about when Moses parted the Red Sea after fighting with the

Pharaoh.

What is your favorite thing about attending Bethel Lutheran

Church? Seeing Pastor Seabaugh and going to Sunday School.

BETHEL ’S COMMITMENT TO EDUCATION !


THRIVENT CHOICE

Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT) is available for your giving to Bethel through Thrivent Financial’s Simply Giving program. It's a convenient, safe and simple way for automatic payments to Bethel directly from your checking or savings accounts. The payments are made through a pre-authorized withdrawal from your bank account. You determine the frequency of your automatic payment—weekly, semi-monthly or monthly. Your payment is deposited into the organization's bank account on the same day it is withdrawn from your account. Contact the office if interested in this program.

Electronic Funds Transfer available at Bethel

All Thrivent members will have an opportunity to give Thrivent Choice dollars to an organization of your choice. Bethel Lutheran Church has applied to be a Choice Dollars recipient. Bethel’s Leadership Team has decided that Thrivent Choice Dollars given to Bethel will be applied to Bethel’s Education Assistance. If you would like your Thrivent Choice Dollars to be applied to Bethel’s assessment at CLS, you will need to choose Bethel as your organization to give to. If you have any questions, or need help with the process, please contact the church office.

CLS SECOND QUARTER HONOR ROLL A Honor Roll: Roxanne Thies & Dominika Walsh B Honor Roll: Autumn Enright, Grace Matthes, Jake Bluhm, Anna Lange & Emma Moore

Correction! Emma Moore was omitted

from the March Banner — sorry Emma!

“55” CLUB—THURSDAY , APRIL 8TH—12:15 PM

Bethel’s “55” Club will meet on Thursday, April 8th. A swiss steak dinner will be served by Magnolia Restaurant for $8.00 payable to Betty Paulus and entertainment will be by the Golden Melody Makers. Sign up on the lounge bulletin board by April 4th. The “55”Club welcomes new members!!

The Dead Sea Scrolls at the Science Museum of MN


Experience a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to witness one of the greatest archaeological finds of the 20th century—The Dead Sea Scrolls, fragments of the earliest known texts of the Bible. Rarely seen scrolls, as well as extraordinary 2,000 year old artifacts of the period are in the exhibit. And the first complete, handwritten and illuminated Bible to be commissioned in 500 years will be displayed at the conclusion of the exhibit. This exhibition runs from March 12 until October 24, 2010.

On Saturday, April 17th, King of Kings Lutheran Church (2330 Dale St N, Roseville) will host the East St Paul Zone Spring Rally. Rev. Dr Tom Trapp, Professor of Religion and Theology at Concordia University-St Paul will be the guest speaker—“To the Ends of the Earth”. Registration begins at 8 am (cost is $5), breakfast will be served at 8:30 and the bible study will be led by Rev Robert Cordes. Register by April 12 to Marge

Nelson 651-484-9027 or Iris Curtis at 651-636-2919. Ingathering will be Health Kits or quilts donated to Lutheran World Relief to benefit the people of Haiti.

LWML EAST SAINT PAUL ZONE SPRING RALLY— APRIL 17TH

MN Ablaze is a dynamic event for Lutherans of ALL ages focusing on sharing your faith with those who don’t know Christ. This event will ENERGIZE you in sharing Christ, EQUIP your congregation to be a Mission Outpost and ENGAGE your community with God’s love. Come on Saturday, April 10, 2010 at Beautiful Savior, Plymouth, MN. The day begins with registration and a Ministry Fair at 8 am, worship at 10 am, seven breakout sessions and concludes with a worship service at 5 pm. Speakers include Rev. Dr. Dale Meyer, president of Concordia Seminary in St. Louis, MO, Rev. Dr. Dean Nadasdy, Senior Pastor of Woodbury Lutheran and Rev. Ben Griffin, lead pastor of the Alley church in Cottage Grove, MN. For more information, please visit www.mnablaze.org or call (952) 435-2550. Cost is $20 per person (includes choice of box lunch) or $50 per family. Yes, children are welcome. There are also four servant event opportunities Friday evening if you would like to participate (no extra cost). Act Now! – An anonymous donor will pay the cost for up to 20 members of Bethel or 8 families from Bethel to attend for free! Make sure to register through the sign-up sheet on the bulletin board across from the mailboxes in the lounge.

MN ABLAZE! — SATURDAY , APRIL 10, 2010

LINC: Pastor explained possi-bly of a new church in Jehovah.

Liberian Ministry: Vicar Fofana and ministry is going well. Discussed the Liberian ministry between 1st and 2nd generations. Pastor met with Fofana and talked about ideas of combining both services and different ideas of how Bethel's future looks regarding this ministry. Talked about combin-ing Future Church and Liberian 2nd generation and having "Ministry of Bethel" as the concept. Intentional blending of Liberians and youth. Discus-sion was had regarding the Li-

berians becoming their own church and not likely with the 1st generation but to have the 2nd generations of Liberians become more involved in Bethel.

VBS: Talked about making this an intentional outreach to Liberians. Discussed budget and getting youth involved. No decisions were made.

Fellowship: Liberians to pos-sibly to having a party/concert here at the church. Talk with them regarding what kind of party and to bring other friends to possibly outreach to.

Ended in prayer

WORSHIP M INISTRY LEADERS MEETING—FEBRUARY 18

Present: Rob Matthes, Tricia Bluhm, Pastor David Seabaugh & Jeff Bartels

Opened with prayer

A Motion was made, seconded and passed to accept Scott, Chelsie, Henry & Stella Anderson; David & Ruth Bittner; Bill Dey; Angela Hass; John Kurkoski; & Joshua & Adrienne Vandercar as new member

Financial Literacy: Plan is to start with members and then outreach into our community, including Liberians and all other groups.


Compassion Sunday 2010 – “It Begins With a Child” at Bethel will be April 18. 2010. A brief video will be shown at the beginning of worship about Moses, a child found by his foster parent abandoned at a garbage dump and how God rescued him through Compassion International. Bethel members will share letters from their Compassion child and tell their story of supporting a child. You can support a child through Compassion for as little as $38 a month and can also exchange letters and make a new friend for life. Is it possible to lift a child out of the depths of poverty and help them to learn of their Savior who loves them? “And if anyone gives even a cup of water to one of these little ones because he is my disciple, I tell you the truth he will certainly not lose his reward.” Matthew 10:42 (NIV)

COMPASSION INTERNATIONAL SUNDAY—APRIL 18, 2010

BETHEL ROOF REPAIRS NEEDED

Bethel Lutheran Church’s roof is leaking and damaging ceiling tiles, walls, paint, etc. An estimate of $5,000 has been given for a cost of repairs to our roof. Give to our Roof Fund and provide for Bethel to take care of our property. Just mark “Roof Fund” in the memo of your check or mark the outside of your envelope. When the full $5000 has been raised, the repairs will begin.

Coffee Hour Servers April 4 Brenda Walsh Jean Beckman April 11 Betty Paulus Eleanor Hardin April 18 Karen Bade Susan Boll April 25 Tracie Matthes Mary Martens

Meals on Wheels April 5 Ray and Karen Bade April 12 Tim Schmalz and Dave Stueber April 19 Betty Paulus and Karita Wienke April 26 Sue Norris and Karen Bade

Worship Teams April 4—Search n’ Rescue & PHPH April 11—Share the Joy April 18—Praise Him/Proclaim Him April 25—I Timothy

Pew Servicing Karen Bade Mavis Henke

Drivers April 4—Tim Schmalz April 11—Bruce Bairaktaris April 18—Ray Bade April 25—Paul Beckman

Dorothy Day – April 25 – Group I Bruce Breiland Jenny Gardner Dixie Johnson Jodi Ruis Lynn Schibonski Tim Schmalz Don & Carolyn Weber

Banner Assembling — April 22 Winnie Bentz Holly Fohrenkamm Mary Hubert Lynette Knippenberg Driver: Doug Pinotti

Money Counting Team #4 Glen & Bernice Ellman Grenneth Neinhaus

SERVING AT BETHEL IN APRIL


ADOPT A PROJECT AT BETHEL ! !

There are many lonely projects around the church building that need to be adopted. Are you willing to take ownership for a project (organize and follow thru), work on a project or fund a project? Do you see something at church that needs to be addressed? All these options are open to all of you! Want to refinish the conference room tables? Want to fix holes in the wall and paint the conference room? Change damaged ceiling tiles? Fund round pub (tall) tables for the lounge? Provide Christian artwork for Bethel? Provide funding for some of the work needed? Have your own ideas? Contact the church office at 651-488-6681 or [email protected]

Steve & Nadine Rozikes 37 years on 04/07

Juan & Keya Lopez 12 years on 04/17

Roger & Dixie Johnson 9 years on 04/21

Larry & Katharyn Aubin 1 year on 04/25

Chris & Rebecca Luger 12 years on 04/25

Mildred Ott 04/04

Rebecca Luger 04/05

Alex Breiland 04/07

Alex Beckman 04/16

Edward Knudsen 04/16

Eleanor Hardin 04/17

David Moldrem 04/18

Kent Strommen 04/18

Jayden Atchison 04/19

Zach Kubiszewski 04/19

Debra Schulz 04/19

Caitlyn Murray 04/20

Brianna Engen 04/22

Earle Bandow 04/24

Alida Sorenson 04/24

Otto Lange 04/28

Mary Hubert 04/29

Haven Ruis 04/29

Phyllis Bracewell 04/30

Bonnie Witt 04/30

Mildred Zerahn 04/30

Celebrations in April!

Sienna Lopez 04/03

Jennifer Holiday 04/05

Zachary Johnson 04/07

Kassy Bartelme 04/09

John Bluhm 04/09

Phyllis Bracewell 04/09

Don Flack 04/11

Mikayla Head 04/11

Henry Anderson 04/14

Luke Rustad 04/14

Jeffrey Bartels 04/17

Shanttilla Hansen 04/17

Amelia Flack 04/19

Marlys Miller 04/19

David Stueber 04/19


I will exalt you, my God the King; I will praise your name for ever and ever. Every day I will praise you and extol your name for ever and ever. Great is the

LORD and most worthy of praise; his greatness no one can fathom. One generation will commend your works to another; they will tell of your mighty acts. They will speak of the glorious splendor of your majesty, and I will

meditate on your wonderful works. Psalm 145:1-5

Baptism

birthdays

birthdays

Jaylin Ager 04/20

Lynette Hoveland 04/21

Charles Fruhstuck 04/22

Taylor Krivanek 04/22

Kaylee Luger 04/23

Phoebe Stefan 04/23

Anna Boll 04/24

Earl Bracewell 04/25

Carrie Flack 04/26

James G Faser 04/27

Karen Johnson 04/28

Sam Norris 04/28

Nicole Guillette 04/29

Gerald Heidenreich 04/30

BETHEL LUTHERAN CHURCH LCMS 670 W Wheelock Parkway Saint Paul MN 55117

Phone: 651-488-6681 Fax: 651-488-3800

E-mail: [email protected] www.bethelstpaul.com

Sunday Morning Worship 9:30 am

Sunday Morning Sunday School & Bible Class 10:45 am

Sunday Morning African Worship 11:30 am

GodSpeak Midweek Bible Groups (See page 6)

Tuesday Morning Prayer 9:30 am

670 W Wheelock Parkway Saint Paul MN 55117

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