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Albany Church Youth Share Musical Talents

By Wayne Clark, September 26, 2017

The Albany Church in Oregon is so greatly blessed with a youth group that calls themselves the Bake Four. "Bake" stands for Benjamin, Ashleigh, Kylie and Ethan.

On a typical Sabbath morning we will find this group leading out in song service. On other Sabbath mornings it is a delight for folks to listen as this quartet favor us as they harmonize their voices in special music. On many occasions they can be found performing for neighboring churches. These four are well on their way as ambassadors for Christ.

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Albany Church communication leader
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