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A Community of Celebration - John 2:1-11

An episode of the Resurrection Indiana Podcast podcast, hosted by Pastor David Schweissing, titled "A Community of Celebration - John 2:1-11" was published on April 27, 2025 and runs 30 minutes.

April 27, 2025 ·30m · Resurrection Indiana Podcast

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A break from our series in Ecclesiastes to look at a passage from our very first "preview" worship service - almost a year before we started weekly worship - that reminds us of the kind of community we hope to become at Resurrection Indiana.

A break from our series in Ecclesiastes to look at a passage from our very first "preview" worship service - almost a year before we started weekly worship - that reminds us of the kind of community we hope to become at Resurrection Indiana.

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