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Salem Central Celebrates Special Sabbath

By Charlene Bennett, Enero 21, 2016

Sept. 26, 2015, was a very special Sabbath at Salem Central Church in Oregon as 13 people were baptized. Each of them gave a testimony before his or her baptism. Members were all blessed and pray that the Lord will continue to lead each of them as they step out in faith.

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(From left) Matthew Blake, Ashlyn Blake, Donna Cuff, Zezar Gonzales, Melinda Gonzales, Claudine Staley, Teressa Dill, Salvador Ramos, Wilma Soriano, Brian Dill, Jered Dill and Ben Barcenas, Salem Central Church pastor. (Not pictured: Tamie Brahin and Tessie Penuela, who joined by profession of faith).

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Featured in: January 2016

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Charlene Bennett

Salem Central Church communication leader
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