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Welcome! Forming Students who hear and do God's Word. (James 1:22) This is a place where students and leaders gather together to dive into God’s Word together on a weekly basis, as we strive to be more like Christ and point others to Him. It is our desire to help middle and high school students become well equipped in being able to live a life worthy of the calling God has given each one of us. Our desire is to raise up the next generation of leaders that will advance God’s kingdom, no matter their career choice or platform! Have questions about how to get your student(s) plugged into our ministry? Contact our Student Pastor, Michael Pleasant. Summer Programming During the summer, all rising 6th through recently graduated 12th grade students are invited to join us for MIDWEEK, on Wednesday evenings, from 6:30 - 8:30 PM for a time of food, games, worship, Bible study and small groups. We meet in the Basement (located under the main worship center) and would love for you to join us! Pizza & soda is available for $1 each. MIDWEEK 2025 will meet on the following Wednesday evenings over the summer: 6/4, 6/18, 7/9, 7/21, 7/23, and 7/30 Summer 2025 Calendar Monday Afternoons I'm a paragraph. Click here to add your own text and edit me. It's easy. All students are invited to join us on Monday afternoons in July, we'll meet at Lost Mountain Park, 1 - 3 PM for some summer fun in the sun. Make sure to bring a water bottle! Check the MHS instagram on Monday mornings to see what field we'll be at. Thursday Afternoons I'm a paragraph. Click here to add your own text and edit me. It's easy. On Thursday afternoons in July, rising 9th - 12th graders are invited to join us for a High School bible study at Mars Hill. We'll meet in the Basement, 1:30 - 3:00 PM We'll be studying 1 & 2 Peter using "A Field Guide to 1st & 2nd Peter" by Ethan & Diane Jago Friday Nights I'm a paragraph. Click here to add your own text and edit me. It's easy. All students are invited to join us on Fridays in July for some summer fun! Each Friday will have a different theme/event which is TBD. We'll meet at Mars Hill 6:30 - 8:30! We'll meet for Friday Nights on the following Fridays: 7/11, 7/18, and 7/25. Our Student Ministry Team Michael Pleasant Mail Michael has served as our Student Pastor since June of 2023. A graduate from Liberty University, Michael studied Church Ministry with a focus in Theology and Apologetics. Michael loves leading students in their walks with Christ, encouraging them to know why they believe what they believe. Katie Dunn Mail Katie has been on staff with Mars Hill Students since 2021. She loves encouraging students to read God's Word and study it for themselves. She has a passion for students to know their Savior on a deep and intimate level. Small Group Leaders Mail Our group of small group leaders serve weekly to encourage and lead their students. They serve with grace, diligence and fun. Our leaders follow their group from 6th - 12th grade ensuring they build deep and meaningful relationships with their students. All volunteers are 18+ and background checked to ensure a safe environment for our students.

EVERY SUNDAY AT 6:00-8:00pm | 6th-12th Grade Welcome! Forming Students who hear and do God's Word. (James 1:22) This is a place where students and leaders gather together to dive into God’s Word together on a weekly basis, as we strive to be more like Christ and point others to Him. It is our desire to help middle and high school students become well equipped in being able to live a life worthy of the calling God has given each one of us. Our desire is to raise up the next generation of leaders that will advance God’s kingdom, no matter their career choice or platform! Have questions about how to get your student(s) plugged into our ministry? Contact our Student Pastor, Michael Pleasant. Wednesday Nights During the summer, all rising 6th through recently graduated 12th grade students are invited to join us for MIDWEEK, on Wednesday evenings, from 6:30 - 8:30 PM for a time of food, games, worship, Bible study and small groups. We will study TBD during the summer. We meet in the Student Room (located under the main worship center) and would love for you to join us! Pizza & soda is available for $1 each. MIDWEEK 2025 will meet on the following Wednesday evenings over the summer: 6/4 6/18 7/9 7/21 7/23 7/30 Throughout the Week Deep Dives: All 6th - 12th grade students are invited to join on the first Wednesday of the month from 6:30 - 8 PM! Deep Dive is a discussion based time, where students and leaders discuss cultural topics from a Biblical perspective and response. Snacks are provided at all Deep Dives. Spring 2025 Deep Dive Dates: February 5th, 6:30 - 8 PM March 5th, 6:30 - 8 PM April 2nd, 6:30 - 8 PM May 7th, 6:30 - 8 PM Hangouts - Typically on the last Wednesday of the month we have "Hangouts". These events are designed for fun and fellowship within our ministry. Spring 2025 Hangout Dates: January 29th, 6:30 - 8:30; Bowling @ Stars & Strikes February 26th, 7:00 - 8:30; Karaoke Night @ MHCC March 26th, 7:00 - 9:30 PM, Mario Kart Tournament @ MHCC April 30th, 7:30 - 9:00 PM, Bonfire Night @ MHCC Parent Information & Calendar Our Summer Calendar will be out soon! The remainder of our Spring 2025 events are as follows: 5/11 - No MHS 5/14 - Deep Dive 5/18 - Senior Sunday & Summer Send Off We'll take a 2 week break after 5/18. We'll resume with programming Wednesday June 4th! Our Student Ministry Team Michael Pleasant Mail Michael has served as our Student Pastor since June of 2023. A graduate from Liberty University, Michael studied Church Ministry with a focus in Theology and Apologetics. Michael loves leading students in their walks with Christ, encouraging them to know why they believe what they believe. Katie Dunn Mail Katie has been on staff with Mars Hill Students since 2021. She loves encouraging students to read God's Word and study it for themselves. She has a passion for students to know their Savior on a deep and intimate level. Small Group Leaders Mail Our group of small group leaders serve weekly to encourage and lead their students. They serve with grace, diligence and fun. Our leaders follow their group from 6th - 12th grade ensuring they build deep and meaningful relationships with their students. All volunteers are 18+ and background checked to ensure a safe environment for our students.

Parent Resources Unit 30 - The Church Begins: As the church began, Peter played a key role, following the example Jesus had set. Like Jesus, Peter preached the gospel, healed people, and confronted sin—all so that others might come to know Christ, too. Key Passage: “How, then, can they call on the one they have not believed in? And how can they believe in the one of whom they have not heard? And how can they hear without someone preaching to them?” Romans 10:74 Unit at a Glance 1 5/18: Peter Continued to Preach (Acts 4) 2 5/25 & 6/1: Peter Confronted Sin (Acts 4-5) 3 6/8: We Are To Tell Others about Jesus (Romans 10) 4 6/15: The Church is Open (Acts 5)

"Jesus said, 'Let the little children come to me...'" Matthew 19:14 Large Groups Mars Hill Kids has three large group environments; preschool, elementary (K-3) and Club 45 (4-5). Each week, large group leaders teach biblical truths through music, Bible teaching and creative media. We use a mix of live teaching and dynamic video elements to teach the Bible with age appropriate concepts that the children can apply. Small Groups Every Sunday, your child will attend the same small group classroom. This is a great way for the children to establish friendships and build relationships. Here, the topic for the week is introduced through age-appropriate activities. After the Large Group experience, they return to the classroom and are taught how to apply the weekly lesson to their lives. Curriculum Our mission is to partner with you as you bring up your children in the discipline and instruction of the Lord (Ephesians. 6:4). The Gospel Project consists of weekly lessons that help all ages dive deep into the big story of the Bible—God’s plan to rescue His people through His Son, Jesus Christ. Because we recognize that you are the primary discipler of your kids, we provide you with resources to continue spiritual conversations at home. Find out more by clicking the button below. Parent Resources Kathleen Pratt Preschool Director Mail Danielle Holbrook Elementary Director Mail FREESTYLE DAY CAMP MH Kids is joining Sanctuary and Vintage 242 to host Woodlands Freestyle Camp on July 7-11, 2025 It is our hope for your children to have many opportunities to form solid, godly friendships as they "grow in wisdom and knowledge of Jesus" (2 Peter 3:18), and this is just one way for them to have fun and form deeper connections with their friends at church. Woodlands Freestyle is a day camp program for elementary-age kids (5-12). Rising 6th graders are encouraged to attend! The cost is $235 per camper and camp is Monday, July 7 through Friday, July 11, 8:30 AM -4:00 PM. Helpful Links: Daily Schedule Frequently Asked Questions Field Guide for Families on Camp Register Your Child Questions? If you are interested in serving in children's ministry, or have questions for our children's ministry directors, fill out the contact form! If it's your first time at Mars Hill Community Church, please check-in at the Children's Ministry desk. We will be happy to assist you with the short registration process and help you and your child find their classroom. Or, if you would like to save time on your upcoming visit, you can pre-register your child by clicking below. When you arrive on Sunday you will just have to provide your last name, and you're all set! Pre-Register Your Child First Name Last Name Email Message Send Thanks for submitting!

Mars Hill Community Church (Powder Springs, GA) is an independent, non-denominational Bible church serving Cobb and Paulding Counties for over 25 years. We are resolutely focused on investing our lives in sharing Jesus Christ and growing His followers. We invite you to join in life-giving community, transformational Bible study, and kingdom-focused ministry. YOU ARE WELCOME HERE Mars Hill Community Church exists to invest our lives in sharing Jesus Christ and grow His followers. PLAN YOUR VISIT WHAT WE BELIEVE NEW? START HERE! LEARN MORE LIVESTREAM SERVICE WATCH NOW SUPPORT BY GIVING DONATE WELCOME WE'RE SO GLAD YOU'RE HERE Mars Hill Community Church is an independent, non-denominational Bible church serving the communities of Cobb and Paulding Counties for over 25 years. We are resolutely focused on investing our lives in sharing Jesus Christ and growing His followers. We invite you to join in life-giving community, transformational Bible study, and kingdom-focused ministry. LEARN MORE LISTEN TO SERMONS UPCOMING EVENTS Address 109 Mars Hill Road Powder Springs, GA 30127 Phone (678) 797-0814 Email contact@marshillcc.com Connect STAY UP TO DATE Keep up with current events, sermons, & news from MHCC! JOIN OUR EMAIL LIST FOLLOW THE PODCAST UPCOMING EVENTS

Semillas de Vida EXALTING THE NAME OF THE LORD JESUS CHRIST THROUGH THE TEACHING OF BIBLICAL TRUTH Semillas de Vida is a church plant located in the north central region of Costa Rica that is devoted to growing a healthy body of believers into a congregation of disciples who make disciples. This is accomplished by faithful, expository preaching and intentional small group studies to assure that each member can articulate the gospel clearly and understands their role as a part of the body which includes a calling to obedient participation in the expansion of the kingdom of God. Semillas de Vida has ministries operating five days a week and is building a library of Biblically sound, theologically and spiritually helpful resources for their congregation to be able to check books out from. Donate Website Contact

OUR MISSION The mission of Mars Hill Community Church has been given to us by Jesus: "All authority in heaven and on earth has been given to me. Go there for and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father, the Son and of the Holy Spirit, teaching them to observe all that I have commanded you. And behold I am with you always to the end of the age." Matthew 28:18-20 In light of Jesus' words to His disciples, Mars Hill Community Church exists to invest our lives in sharing Jesus Christ and grow His followers. OUR VALUES While our mission is why we exist, our values are what we do to accomplish our mission. As Disciples of Jesus Christ, our values are key commitments to which we are resolutely devoted and virtues in which we aspire to grow both individually and corporately. Prayerfully Dependent Cultivate relationship with God through regular prayer Our efforts are in vain if we are not abiding in Christ through prayer. Prayer is the common thread that runs through all areas of our Christian walk. Through prayer we can pursue a relationship with God that is both intimate and dependent. Ministry Minded Actively develop and deploy spiritual gifts to serve the others. When most of us think of ministry, we immediately think of "professional" ministers. However, the Scripture clearly teaches that every disciple of Jesus is also a minister. The Holy Spirit grants unique gifts to all born again Christ followers. These gifts are meant to be deployed in the body of believers to help the body mature and grow. Biblically Centered Be defined and directed by God's Word The Bible is God’s holy, inerrant word. God’s word serves as the foundation of our life and it is essential to understanding God, mankind, history, and life in general. The Bible is truth that rightly defines us and directs us in all areas of our lives. Missionally Engaged Seeking opportunities to have gospel conversations locally and globally The Church is the hope of the world. We have been entrusted as ambassadors with the message of reconciliation. Therefore, our ultimate motive in every relationship is to embody and proclaim the life giving message of hope and restoration only found in Jesus. We accomplish this by actively seeking to create "God-space" in all our relationships through loving service and conversation. Relationally Connected Build authentic Relationships of Encouragement and Accountability All of us have a deep longing for community in our lives. We need others in our lives and cannot be all that God has intended us to be without significant, meaningful relationships with others. It's in authentic relationships with others that we can look most like Jesus. Courageously Generous Living as a faithful steward, rather than an owner, of resources entrusted to us. Jesus identifies wealth as one of the primary competitors for our heart's affection. As a disciple of Jesus we must regularly remind ourselves that we are simply managers of our resources rather than owners. We give to the purposes and work of God not to gain anything from Him but to demonstrate our gratitude and trust. We regularly need to be challenged to courageously give. When we do, we will see God's faithful provision and love.

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Segue SEGUE is a one-time event that provides newcomers and prospective members—regardless of how long you have been attending MHCC—the opportunity to hear staff and elders articulate the history, beliefs, and core values of the church. SEGUE always takes place after the 11:00 AM service and lunch is provided. Covenant membership is a natural next step for any one who has been attending Mars Hill Community Church. We believe that the disciple of Jesus grows best in an environment of mutual partnership, encouragement, and accountability. If you are interested in taking the next step as a disciple of Jesus, join us for lunch with the pastors. Find the Next Segue

Sermon Discussion Below you'll find the pastor's presentations associated with each sermon along with discussion questions for your Life Group to use in response to each week's sermon. 5/4/25 Colossians 3:22-4:1, Philemon "Colossians , pt. 21: Philemon" Pastor Tom Gray What stood out to you today? Where do we see the themes of slavery and freedom throughout scripture? Read Luke 4:16-22. How does Jesus factor into this topic of slavery and freedom? What does it mean to see slavery as primarily spiritual? How have we seen that circumnavigated in the world today (social justice for instance)? Paul calls Philemon to obedience through love for a brother. Remember the context of Colossians and dealing with disagreements among believers and Paul calling the believers to pursue unity and to “put on love above all.” Why does Paul highlight confrontation with a starting point of love? Paul was calling Philemon to mercy, self-sacrifice, generosity, and obedience. How does this apply to us in our work spaces? Our families? In other relationships? Presentation 4/27/25 Colossians 3:22-4:1 "Colossians , pt. 20: Why and How We Work" Pastor Tom Gray What stood out to you today? The term DULOS (bond servant) is not one we use today but the idea is still present in our world. What does it look like today? Do we really view all work as significant or honorable? What can we do to change our perspective on this? If we are to pursue excellence, does that mean Christians should be the best / hardest workers? Why is the temptation to work for the approval of others so strong? Tom gave examples of heart service: diligence Integrity Extra mile service Genuine care for others Why are these simple things so counter cultural to the basic work ethic? How can we practice those elements in our own jobs? For those in leadership / “boss” roles, what are ways you try to practice Colossians 4:1? Presentation 4/13/25 Colossians 3:20-21 "Colossians , pt. 19: Parenting—The Next Greatest" Pastor Tom Gray What stood out to you today? Read Psalm 127:3-5 . How does Scripture talk about children here? Read Ephesians 6:1-3. How do obedience and honor work together? What is significant about the promise attached to this command? How do these commands of obedience and honor relate to us as we interact with our Heavenly Father? Tom called the parents (Fathers specifically) the thermostats of the home. What does this look like for us today? How does a godly marriage encourage and lead our children to the ways of the Lord (Ephesians 6:4)? Tom gave a list of things that provoke children. Talk through those things as a group. How have you been affected by those things? What are you doing / have done to avoid some of these things? Presentation 4/6/25 Colossians 3:17-19 “Colossians , pt. 18: Marriage—The Greatest” Pastor Tom Gray What stood out to you today? How does verse 17 set up the following commands in verse 18-19? Why is it so important? Why do you think our world is so opposed to the idea of submission, especially among women? What would be your biblical response to someone who says the Bible puts down women? What does it look like for us to submit to God (James 4:7)? What does it look like for us to submit to other believers (Ephes. 5:21)? Tom said “rebellion leads to discontentment and disorder.” How is this played out in marriage roles? How does this play out in other areas of life? If husbands are to love their wives as Christ loved the church (Ephes. 5:25), how did Jesus demonstrate this for us? “Leadership is expressed through love”. What did Tom mean by this? What does this look like for us? How does love help us balance authority versus “dictatorship”? (See 1 Cor. 13:1-13) Presentation 3/30/25 Colossians 3:11-17 “Colossians , pt. 17: In All Wisdom Teaching and Admonishing One Another (pt. 2)” Pastor Tom Gray What stood out to you today? What are some of the goals of Christ-followers? How does Scripture teach us to view those in leadership? Is this easy or difficult for you? How can we practice biblical wisdom and avoid “extremism” when it comes to supporting or not supporting leadership? What does it mean to be truthful over tribal? How is "Equality of opportunity, not outcome" biblical? How should it shape our views of culture? Presentation 3/23/25 Acts 1:5-8 “Find Out About the Holy Spirit” Pastor Jim Burt Why do you think that the Bible’s teaching on the Holy Spirit is misunderstood, minimized or even ignored by many Christians? Do you feel that it is important to believe that the Holy Spirit is a person in the same way as the Father and the Son are persons? Why or why not? What does the fact that Jesus whole life was covered by the Holy Spirit tell you about your need for the Holy Spirit? What do you think of Jim’s assertion that the function of the trinity is “of the Father”, “through the Son” and “by the Holy Spirit”? What do you think Jim meant when he said that the “hands on” person of the trinity in your life is the Holy Spirit? What do you think that Jesus meant in John 14:12 when He said: “Very truly I tell you, whoever believes in me will do the works I have been doing, and they will do even greater things than these, because I am going to the Father”? What do you think that Ephesians 3:16 means when it says, “I pray that out of his glorious riches he may strengthen you with power through his Spirit in your inner being”? Presentation 3/16/25 Colossians 3:11-17 "Colossians, pt. 16: In All Wisdom Teaching and Admonishing One Another (pt. 1)" Pastor Tom Gray What stood out to you today? What’s the difference between instruction and commands? What does it mean to “steward our citizenship?” Read Ephesians 6:12-18 and 2 Corinthians 10:4-5. We are reminded there’s a lot going on spiritually, behind the scenes. How do we balance that reality with what we see going on in our world physically? What does it mean that “God is the biggest threat to our nation”? How does God clash with our world? Tom walked through a few different issues: secular humanism, abortion, sexuality, population control, helping the needy. Where are you coming into contact with these issues in your life? How are you handling it? Presentation 3/9/25 Colossians 3:11-17 / Romans 14 / 1 Corinthians 8 "Colossians, pt. 15: Above All" Pastor Tom Gray What stood out to you today? What do you think it means to “put on love above all”? Why do you think unity is such an important aspect of the Christian life? How can we stay united as we interact with those who have different views? Unity in the essentials. Liberty in the non-essentials. In all things, charity (love). Talk through this mindset. How have you experienced this in your life? What’s the difference in being “right” compared to being “loving”? See 1 Corinthians 8:1. How do we keep ourselves from being a stumbling block to others? (Romans 14:13-15 / 1 Corinthians 8:7-9) . ABOVE ALL, PUT ON LOVE Presentation 3/2/25 Colossians 3:11-17 "Colossians, pt. 14: God's Chosen Ones, Holy and Dearly Loved" Pastor Tom Gray What stood out to you today? How have you seen the gospel redefine or change a collective group of people? Look at the characteristics in verses 12-13. How do we see each of these modeled in the life of Jesus? “Application is most relevant in the areas that are the most difficult” - Tom. What does this mean? How have you experienced this? How has the Lord forgiven us? What would it look like for us to forgive others around us? Is there anyone I need to reach out and extend forgiveness to? “The action of forgiveness is more important than if we deem the individual worthy of forgiveness.” - Tom. Why? What point was Tom making here? Presentation 2/23/25 Colossians 3:5-11 "Colossians, pt. 13: Kill It" Pastor Tom Gray What stood out to you today? The point this week was very clear and simple. We should continually be at work identifying and killing the old self as we are being renewed in Christ Jesus. What does this look like in your own life? Where have you seen the most impact or change in your own life because of Christ’s work of salvation? Tom spent most of the time focusing on a list of things to kill or “put off” as Paul says. What stood out to you about this list? Where do you see this list show up in your own life, family, work, etc? Tom’s practical steps at the end are super helpful. Attack the issue early and at the source. What happens when we don’t do this? Do you have an example of not attacking something early? What happened? Presentation 2/16/25 Colossians 3:1-4 "Colossians, pt. 12: Seek and Set" Pastor Tom Gray What stood out to you today? The focus this week was on valuing the eternal over the temporary. Where do you have the hardest time with this perspective in your life? What does it look like to seek the kingdom? What does it look like to seek a new identity? Tom said “if it is true of Jesus, I want it to be true of me.” Why is this such an important way to live, especially in light of seeking the eternal thing? C.S. Lewis once said “the ones who do the most for this world are the ones most focused on the next.” How does this apply to what we have been discussing about eternal vs temporary? Tom spent some time focusing on the idea of “setting” or “anchoring” to the right things. What are some of the other things that we are tempted to anchor to? How have you experienced meditation and memorization help you with the idea of replacing things below and helping to focus on things above? Presentation 2/9/25 Colossians 3:1-4 "Colossians, pt. 11: Living Prayactively" Pastor Tom Gray What stood out to you today? What does it mean that our “life is hidden in Christ”? (v. 3) This was the main question of the day that Tom focused on: How does my living and His living in me work? How do we answer this? See Colossians 1:27-29; Galatians 2:20, 5:25; Philippians 4:12-13 How do we balance our responsiblity to live and work with the fact that we are totally dependent on the Holy Spirit to live the way He’s called us to? Tom created a new word this week to describe how we approach this balance: Prayactively = praying (as abiding) then doing How does this fit into the balance we just talked about? When do you find it easiest to pray? When do you find it more difficult to pray? How do we know if we are living in or not living in a spirit or attitude of prayer? We are always working on our relationship with God. What has God been teaching you over the last month or so? Presentation 2/2/25 Philippians 4:14-23 "The Philippian Church: A Model for Missional Engagement " Pastor Matt Russell What stood out to you today? The Philippians church knew Paul well (see Acts 16). How does being relationally connected help us be missionally engaged? What global missionaries are you personally connected with? Giving generously is another key element of being missionally engaged. How has giving (either locally or globally) increased your trust in Christs provision? Where and with what partners have the people in your group served beside? What did you do? Learn? Experience? Matt listed a number of barriers for each of his points. Which of those barriers do you run into the most when it comes to being missionally engaged? As a group: Where can you connect with local partners? Where can you connect with global partners? What partner(s) can you learn more about? Presentation

FCA - Dominican Republic TO SEE THE DOMINICAN REPUBLIC TRANSFORMED BY JESUS CHRIST THROUGH THE INFLUENCE OF COACHES AND ATHLETES FCA Dominican Republic exists to share the Gospel of Jesus Christ through the evangelism and discipleship of coaches and athletes. FCA DR has a team of 13 individuals currently working in 6 major areas of the DR—Higuey, La Romana, San Pedro de Macoris, Boca Chica, Santo Domingo, and Dajabon. FCA DR has a ministry strategy of “to and through the coach.” Many athletes come from broken homes and end up spending more time with their coaches than with parents, teachers, or other adults. We believe if we can reach and disciple the coaches and their families in the Gospel, they can in turn disciple their players and families, which in turn can change an entire community. Donate Website Contact Dominican Republic Mission Trip - February 2025: Update #4 Emotions were high going into our fourth and final day. In the morning, we visited another baseball field where FCA has partnered with... Mission Trip Updates Jennifer New Feb 26 2 min read 0 comments 2 likes. Post not marked as liked 2 Dominican Republic Mission Trip - February 2025: Update #3 God provided a third beautiful day in the Dominican Republic for the Mars Hill team. We woke to breakfast on the patio (they do not have... Mission Trip Updates Glenda Stewart Feb 21 2 min read 0 comments 1 like. Post not marked as liked 1 Dominican Republic Mission Trip - February 2025: Update #2 Today we traveled to another field where we met a group of baseball players who were training. Tim shared the gospel with the boys and... Mission Trip Updates Melinda Cope Feb 19 1 min read 0 comments 4 likes. Post not marked as liked 4 Dominican Republic Mission Trip - February 2025: Update #1 Day one began with a team meeting to discuss and prepare for our day and then personal quiet time with the Lord in prayer. Then we all... Mission Trip Updates Laura Dunn Feb 19 2 min read 0 comments 4 likes. Post not marked as liked 4

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