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I currently attend the Agape Lutheran Church in Cleveland where I have been going for over 2 years. I have had many experiences at this church, which includes my baptism. I help with setting up the alter etc. before the service, and help put it all away afterwards. I have also taken part in the the music since my stepmother, Tami, is the main musician for our church. When requested, I also enjoy assisting in the serving of communion and the gathering of offering. Giving to Goodwill:
When I can, I like to gather nice clothes of mine that I am no longer going to wear, and drop them off at Goodwill. I will also soon be gathering many stuffed animals, toys etc. and taking them to the Susan G. Komen Donation Center. It makes

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