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On November 30...
Everything changed in the neighborhood of Oxford, MI. Everything that is except our faith in God and our love for this community. We are a bit broken and raw right now. We are a bit more careful. We cherish our children a bit more outwardly. We still startle at the sound of a siren, and we so much want to help in any way that we can. If you need help or just someone to talk to, please call the church office (248-628-1289) and either talk to the Pastor or we will put you in touch with someone who can help. You are not alone. We grieve with you.
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From the Free Press Article [dated 12/5/2021]
On Sunday, December 5th, The Detroit Free Press newspaper sent reporters to the Oxford area churches and this is what they found...
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