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Deer Park Adventurers Learn Bells

By Kathy Marson, February 13, 2019

The Deer Park Adventurer Club recently began learning to play bells. This is great fun for the children and staff and is one more way to share the God-given gift of music with their own congregation and other churches in the Spokane, Wash., area. The choir played “Joy to the World” for the Deer Park Church congregation during the recent Christmas program and is scheduled to play in two other area churches. These kids enjoy sharing Jesus with others.

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Featured in: May/June 2019

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Kathy Marson

Upper Columbia Conference communication administrative assistant
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