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Spring Meadows Cottage School Open House

Title: Spring Meadows Cottage School Open HouseLocation: HLS Spring MeadowsCampusLink out: Click hereDescription: Open House with presentations for the coming school year from Cheryl Lowe and Martin CothranStart Time: 02:00Date: 2012-01-08End Time: 04:00

By Martin Cothran, 10 yearsDecember 30, 2011 ago

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The Egyptian Gold

by Martin Cothran There is an aspect of the Exodus story that many people forget. Moses had stood before Pharaoh more than once asking him to let his people go, and plague upon plague had been brought against the Egyptians as a result of Pharaoh’s refusal. There were plagues of blood, frogs, Read more…

By Paul Schaeffer, 10 yearsDecember 21, 2011 ago

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Spring Meadows Cottage School Open House

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The Egyptian Gold