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January Magazine 2018

January’s issue of Rupert’s Land News explores Epiphany and the Mystery of the Incarnation. There are articles from Shelagh Balfour and Maylanne Maybee, cultural Epiphany customs from around the world, Feature Art, and an explanation for how Bishop Don will be transitioning to retirement.
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