“What do I have to do to join this church?”

Last week, a man shuffled into our space with his walker, drawn by all that was going on. His story is below and it is powerful…. but none of it would have happened had not this intrepid bunch of followers of Jesus simply shown up.

Prayer Requests

1. For God to provide monthly supporters to meet our needs

2. For The Spirit’s Power and anointing.

3. For just one soul to come to Jesus each week

4. Unity of the Churches.

5. Thank the Lord for partner church, Wintonbury Church, in Bloomfield.

Logistics

• Served: 100

• Last week's leaders: Bryan, Malaree, Big Sam

• Next week's leaders: Ruth, Ciara

• Next week's preacher: Ruth

Gifts

• Last week's: Hygine Kits

• Next week's: Underwear

Looking Ahead

• We could use dome friends to help provide lunches

Miscellaneous

• Chinese Baptist Church Greater Hartford helped load, pack lunches for next week, and led downtown.

• River of Life Church joined us and brought the prayer.

• We had five folks from the Barn join us and immediately became family

Service

It was a powerful day.

The team from the Chinese Baptist Church joined us packing and then came downtown. Nick and Jen Yang, who have been with us for six years now???… are raising up many families keen on discipling their children to be life-long follwers of Jesus. I had a great talk with a new young family with two awesome little girls who wanted to help them live understanding the privilege they have. God had this model for me from day one of Street Church,

The load was fast and easy and the Yangs  picked up the tea and ice  at ChickfilA.

Lots of regulars with us waiting. Charlie was there looking amazing. He was excited to show me his one month coin from AA!  He shared he was arrested a few weeks back for drunken disorderly and he had court mandated AA. God works in many ways! Pray he keeps it up. He is proof that in our space people find peace.

Big Sam led the service. It was not so easy for the first half as there was a MASSIVE wedding party talking photos and stuck around talking paying no attention to us. Funny, I spoke with the pastor and he was excited to see what we were doing but didn’t really give us any space...they were just taking photos. I started off the sermon with the passage from Mattew... as in the days of Noah there will be those being given in marriage when the son of man comes.....

Comicon was also in town so we had the oddest folks walking past... you never know at Street Church!

A first time young boy from the Barn read, along with Bernard, Ed, and Patricia. I preached on the parable of the wheat and the weeds, focusing on the questions we spoke about at Thursday dinner...

What did the passage say about God?... he was the sower, in control, sees all, and will ultimately reap.

What did it say about us? We are seen, safe, and protected. We are marked for the Harvest and will be with Jesus. We are to wait and trust, but not ignore the injustice we are surrounded by because we are known by our fruit.

A young man joined us with the team from the Barn and sang worship for us during communion. It was beautiful. Jade handed out communion and the line was looooong. The Jacobs brought Mac n cheese and we had plenty of folks to help serve. The young man and his mom handed out the hygiene kits I had packed, and Liz and Marlaree along with the Jaobs handed out coffee and the snack table. Ed-the-Awesome was on tent duty and walked the line waiting for lunch handing out Gatorade. He is such a beloved member of our community!

The prayer was popping up everywhere too.

While we were milling about, a man in a walker had asked one of the volunteers about the church and to “join”. She called me one and he asked me the question and I simply told them he all ready did by showing up.

She had talked to him about faith and Jesus and if he had accepted Christ and he had not. So I shared and he accepted Jesus and with two others holding his arms he leaded over the fountain and was baptized. Geoff and others surrounded him in prayer. I had asked him if he had anything he ended to repent of and he said yes, he was using crack and fentanyl. I gave Geoff the access number and he helped him do an intake under one of the canopies while it poured. It was beautiful and part of Geoffs story. He and big Sam drove him off to Blue Hills and by God’s grace he had gotten in. The man was in tears. The night before he had overdosed.

While Geoff was under the tent with him and Sam and James, one of our regulars who is with us often, shared that he has not been around because he had diagnosed with stage one lung cancer. We stood in the rain and talked and prayed. Continue the prayers.

I got back to storage and only had to dry the one tent because we had loaded everything before the rain (thank you Jesus) and I dropped off the van and told Will I only had fruit left but it was on the seat.....

Good, Brendan needs more than fruit, he needs Jesus. What am I saying, I need Jesus too!

Will, do you have him?

No, things always seem to get in the way.

How about right now. Tomorrow is not promised. We can pray.

Is that it? (with huge disbelief and a smile)

yes......

so we prayed, and a man I have know for years came to faith.

It was a good day

b

The Street Church Collective Community

…. and we remember you and give thanks…

This week I would like to share a screenshot from a video I was sent from friends running a Christian Summer Camp in Ukraine. If you have ever been around Street Church you will recognize those fuzzy little animal keychains we give out to kids… and all the adults who just can’t resist them.

They are being handed out to kids in a country at war to bring the love of God and a splash of joy because of your continued support in allowing me to purchase these items and to personally bring them.

Pray that the youth in Ukraine will feel God’s love and protection as they receive these gifts.

The Street Church Collective Community

Arden Court Community Church

Brookdale/Chatfield Community Church

Compass  Community Church @ Farmington Station

Clairebridge Community Church @ Brookdale/ChatfieldS

Farmington Station Community Church

River Ridge Community Church

The Street Church, City Hall Hartford

West Hartford Health and Rehab Community Church

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Adding to their number again

Last Week’s Update…stay connected!

Prayer Requests

We will be adding this section and ask that you join us in prayer.

1. Give thanks for our financial supporters and “volunteer” family

2. Pray for the holiness of our leadership family and that we serve from the overflow of love; Bryan, Lisa, Geoff, Kenny, Ruth, Ciara, ChiChi, Natalie, Malaree

3. Pray for the newly baptized to be drawn into a deep relationship with the Father

4. For Spiritual protection and an outpouring of the Holy Spirit

Logistics

• Served: 100 but was hard to track

• Last week's leaders: Bryan, Ruth

• Next week's leaders: Kenny

• Next week's preacher: Kenny

Gifts

• Last week's: Gatorade and water (I brought a LOT)

• Next week's: socks

Looking Ahead

We will have some youth from The Barn joining us for the next two weeks as a student-led project.

Miscellaneous

it was hot. No, really, it was.

Service

Really peaceful day downtown. The library was closed, so those who were there meant to be there. Folks were surprised to see us on a holiday weekend and actually said so.

Ruth and her dad met me at storage which was a huge help, along with Jonathan Owen who brought a lovely food donation.

We loaded all four coolers with gatorade and water as well as the giant white cooler filled with five 16 pound bags of ice… and brought two more cases of water and four cases of 20 oz gatorades. Everybody gurgled they were. so well hydrated!

I made 130 or so hot dogs on the stove in a huge stock pot and we served up 100 or so folks. The Jacobs had made mac and cheese and I bought thirty pounds of potato salad at Restaurant Depot. We had the lunch bags and fruit as well so it was an honest to goodness barbecue FEAST! I was surprised how well the line moved but we had many hands. Karen Cupit, Malaree, Al, Franklin and Ruth read. Owen, our friend with his “cardboard Buddy” he always dresses like himself asked if "we can help serve communion so they did with Malaree's help. I never tire of watching the mixed multitude of that line coming to the table.

I preached on living as aliens and foreigners and how we are called to love our enemies as much as family.  Marcus and Thomas called me over to pray and it led to a conversation on living for Jesus and praying to accept Christ which he did and then we baptized him! It was stunning, absolutely stunning.
Ed did his usual wonderful job helping lead set-up and everything was super smooth.

No massive parade of bikes, no sirens, no problems. just a sea of people who had a picnic together because we are family. Honest, true, beloved family.

b

The Street Church Collective Community

Since the last email, we served at Brookdale-Chatfield, Arden Court, and River Ridge Memory Care facilities. You are welcome to join us any week to come and simply worship with us and these beautiful Saints of God.

Today was special for me as my friend, Carla, whom I’m known now for over eight years, was sitting on the end of the table we were using for communion. She was coloring quietly and would look up and smile at me. She had three really great friends for several years and lost two of them during COVID. Those four were thicker than mud.

Today, the words were stuck inside, so as Mary and Eileen read, I sat and held Carla’s hand and she began to respond “thanks be to God” after the readings. My friends get stuck sometimes, but I just treat them as unstuck… even if I sing children songs to them… that just might be where they are, you know?

and Jesus loves them no matter what. I like that a lot. Being with them brings me hope and joy and assurance of the promises of Jesus…
lo, I am with you always…..

The Street Church Collective Community

Arden Court Community Church

Brookdale/Chatfield Community Church

Compass Community Church @ Farmington Station

Clairebridge Community Church @ Brookdale/ChatfieldS

Farmington Station Community Church

River Ridge Community Church

The Street Church, City Hall Hartford

West Hartford Health and Rehab Community Church

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Street Church Administrator & Volunteer Coordinator
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A lost soul finds hope

Last Week’s Update…stay connected!

Hey all,

Cold day downtown for sure! It was mixed weather but full of joy!.

Logistics

• Served: 75ish

• Last week's leaders: Bryan

• Next week's leaders: Kenny, Ruth

Gifts

• Last week's: Socks, hats, first aid bags

• Next week's: VOX Kits for City Serve

Looking Ahead

• VOX will be with us for City Serve Day

Service

Hey Family!  (from Bryan)

Thanks to Kenny and Ruth for drying all the bins out last week! I loaded solo but was expecting that, it keeps me thankful for the ability to do so. I made hot chocolate  because it was so cold, and brought hats and dry socks. They were all greatly appreciated!  

I pulled up downtown to find Ciera and Chris from VOX was there with her, along with Tinesha (first timer), Mike, Liz, Rebecca, Benson, Malaree,  and a few others. We kept one tent down  due to 45mph wind gusts We served coffee under the tree behind where we normally serve lunch, and lunch was served next to the van as expected to serve out of it with rain.

Ciara, Bernard, Rebecca read as we stood around them. It is a sight to see people so engrossed in the Word of God while others are scurrying about.

There were a few words tossed around between two  guys who were not having a good day. I asked one leave and he did out of respect for us. The other guy wasn’t having much it so instead of escalating the situation I began praying and sure enough he just picked up his things and left.  

I preached from   on living in unity, peace through intentionally seeking personal holiness and striving to be of one mind in Christ.  I had a hard time at the end with a horrific "tickle" in my throat and could barely get words.  I croaked out the message and Benson helped me out and handed out communion with Liz. It was a great reminder of who The Messenger really is.

The food went out smoothly after we got the blob of people into a line. Some friends delivered some pizza from Domino’s. But not enough for the whole crowd. his was a bit of a challenge as there was not enough for everyone. I had to try and get it out to those who were with us from the start and were cold who hadn't been waiting in the library. This is were discipleship gets real gritty.   Pray for these moments.

I helped Tinesha hand out hats and socks and she gave me a bit of her story…She is a new believer and a first-time volunteer who had heard about Street Church from a friend. She has lived this life… a vet who suffered from PTSD and ended up homeless for a while. She was overwhelmed by the love of God in this space.  I asked her at one point if she would pray for a man we had met and she shuffled and smiled and prayed.  After she was finished praying she shared she does “not pray well”.... you know how the rest of those conversations go with me :) I love helping apprentice people into disciples o Jesus here.

and then there was the last one...

I noticed a man shuffling toward us with his head down and not dressed for the weather. He had on a teeshirt, jean shorts, and a thin hospital blanket.

I walked up to him and said hello and asked his name and if he had been in the hospital recently.   I gave him a poncho and helped him get into it which was like trying to dress a cat with all the wind…

He told me his name was “D….” and he was brought to the hospital last night.

"I'm not judging, just asking. Was it an overdose?"

... and he quietly mumbled "suicide"

and the space got very Holy.

"I'm glad you are still here” I told hi.

"You're the only one”  he responded

And then he simply  melted into me and I fully embraced him and he put his head my chest and wept and I just held him until he was finished. Two adult men, on the sidewalk, covered in God-Breath, in a universe that had stood still.

He said he was ok today and had a plan but needed clothes so Ciera and Rebecca helped him out. He stuck around for lunch.

That was the day.  

God's presence over and in us.

We were able to feed and clothe and preach and loved a man back into life.

And we loaded up, there was another last, last one.  A “newer” regular asked me where our Sunday Church met. He is seeking after God whom he does not know yet.  He wanted to get deeper….  and he also asked if I knew where there was a AA meeting met

.... so I got him connected with the VOX crew for church on Sunday and  Benson helped him begin his journey toward sobriety.

it was a good day. A very good day indeed.

Peace,

Bryan

Community Church updates!

I am so thankful for my good friend, Mary. She is a recent retiree and is spending her time volunteering as a hospice chaplin and with me in the nursing assisted living facilities. While I am on vacation in a couple of weeks she and Eileen will be leading a couple of services. These are two women of deep prayer.

Mary and I have been encouraged by the Lord to pray more fervently and with power for these community churches and the Holy Spirit is answering.

We had a packed house of perhaps twenty at one point and Mary and I were walking around the room after my sermon praying anointed prayers over our friends and hearing and seeing wonderful things. Just then one of the workers was passing by the door and walked into the Community Room where we meet and loudly  said “Hey, why is it so quiet in here!?!?! Everyone laughed…. “we are having church”

Several staff joined us for communion and I was able to tell them I was thankful to be able to care for their spiritual needs. The new director was in her office with a closed door but told me later she had gotten goosebumps and was brushed by God and had to peak out her door so see what was going on.

There is revival in the camp people. Seek Jesus with others who are satisfied with nothing but him now.

The Street Church Collective Community

Arden Court Community Church

Brookdale/Chatfield Community Church

Compass  Community Church @ Farmington Station

Clairebridge Community Church @ Brookdale/ChatfieldS

Farmington Station Community Church

River Ridge Community Church

The Street Church, City Hall Hartford

West Hartford Health and Rehab Community Church

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Bryan
Street Church Administrator & Volunteer Coordinator
(860) 578-2961 TEXT ONLY
bryan@thestreetchurch.org

The Big Compelling of God

I have been involved in “vocational ministry” for thirty four years or so now. I was ordained a priest in Tobora, Tanzania 18 years ago….me, a white kid from West Hartford who grew up out of church, angry, abused, drinking and taking drugs before I was even in high school… This passage from perhaps THE classic devotional came to in the very first year of my ministry and it has guided me ever since. I give it to you.

Behold, we go up to Jerusalem. — Luke 18:31

Jerusalem stands in the life of Our Lord as the place where He reached the climax of His Father’s will. “I seek not Mine own will, but the will of the Father which hath sent Me.” That was the one dominating interest all through our Lord’s life, and the things He met with on the way, joy or sorrow, success or failure, never deterred Him from His purpose. “He steadfastly set His face to go to Jerusalem.”

The great thing to remember is that we go up to Jerusalem to fulfil God’s purpose, not our own. Naturally, our ambitions are our own; in the Christian life we have no aim of our own. There is so much said to-day about our decisions for Christ, our determination to be Christians, our decisions for this and that, but in the New Testament it is the aspect of God’s compelling that is brought out.

“Ye have not chosen Me, but I have chosen you.”

We are not taken up into conscious agreement with God’s purpose, we are taken up into God’s purpose without any consciousness at all. We have no conception of what God is aiming at, and as we go on it gets more and more vague. God’s aim looks like missing the mark because we are too short-sighted to see what He is aiming at. At the beginning of the Christian life we have our own ideas as to what God’s purpose is — “I am meant to go here or there”; “God has called me to do this special work”; and we go and do the thing, and still the big compelling of God remains. The work we do is of no account, it is so much scaffolding compared with the big compelling of God. “He took unto Him the twelve,” He takes us all the time. There is more than we have got at as yet.

                                      Oswald Chambers-My Utmost for His Highest

Last Week’s Update…stay connected!

Logistics

• Served: 86

• Last week's leaders: Ruth, Bryan

• Next week's leaders: Kenny, Ruth

Gifts

• Last week's: Socks

• Next week's: Hygiene

Looking Ahead

• Lunches were packed and loading was light. The Chinese Baptist Church had the full Yang family so lunches were packed for next week.

Service

I prayed hard all week for the service for peace. Randall did not show up and there were no  distrupitons but there is one man of color who stalks after lunches waiting for seconds and his body language throws off an aggressive spirit. Krisha was having a slightly difficult time as he could not understand what the man was trying to say to him. The whole line was peaceful, no "mrs wonderful", perhaps I prayed her off?

I got down to Uhaul an hour early and there was no line and the system didn't freeze so I was out of the office shortly after 9. I had nothing to do so I slowly loaded half the van when Ruth and the Yang's showed up with Jen's parents. They finished packing and made lunches for next week. I gave the parents hats as it was their second time and told them we would get giving envelopes to them.

We got downtown early and I caught up with folks. I will say it often that I was simply doing a modified Street Church in Ukraine! We did not pass out food and we could not stick around for fear of being hit by drones but the reaching the lost and vulnerable with the costly love of Jesus was palpable.

Ruth led the service and had to leave early to attend a wedding (fair excuse!), but Ed was with us and he does a fantastic job of set up and breakdown and explaining what to do. His voice, height, and passion for the mission and Jesus are beautiful. Curtis was with us so I passed off the loading, Mommy Maria covered the food along with "Rev Kev" from River of Life Fellowship", Hollywood Liz was on Coffee, Micheal helped with the hand sanitizer and the young girl (forget her name) who comes with her mom and always hugs me asked if she could hand out communion.

It seems as if there was an organized scooter ride with a few hundred riders and cars with painful sound systems that went down main a couple of times. It was impossible to preach over so we had to wait and since it happened a few times I simply called folks in close and  we could hear through the speakers. Ed read and we felt the Spirit in the words so praise and clapping arouse from the crowd and the Spirit fell on Ed! It was exhilarating! Al read too and two other and I unfortunately forgot.

I shared on my trip and tried to preach on the sending of the apostles and the noise made a mess but it seems as if God spoke. Then the noise.... just.... stopped as we broke into prayer circles, lots of them, deep in prayer. We had communion and lunch and it was a great day. As we were wrapping up a woman named Tracy showed up very quietly. Curtis asked if she was ok and the tears came thick and slow. She admitted she blacked out Friday night and woke up in the hospital being taken there  by the police. I lived that story. She lost her keys and phones and needed a ride to her car. Cheryl talked to her and drove her.

a beautiful end to a beautiful day

b

Community Church updates!

No, Hannah did not just begin to crawl, but we did have to say “good bye” to our beloved sister, Brianna, who just moved on from her position at West Hartford Health and Rehabilitation. She was truly committed to the residents and Jesus and will be missed dearly by all.

Life changes when your kids can move! … Staff turnover is high in nursing homes making it difficult to maintain consistency. Please pray for her and for Paul, the new director, and Mary and I as we continue to worship Jesus with our friends.

The Street Church Collective Community

Arden Court Community Church

Brookdale/Chatfield Community Church

Compass  Community Church @ Farmington Station

Clairebridge Community Church @ Brookdale/ChatfieldS

Farmington Station Community Church

River Ridge Community Church

The Street Church, City Hall Hartford

West Hartford Health and Rehab Community Church

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admin@thestreetchurch.org

Bryan
Street Church Administrator & Volunteer Coordinator
(860) 578-2961 TEXT ONLY
bryan@thestreetchurch.org

Back from Ukraine and Jesus in Hartford

Loving God and Neighbor in a foreign land

To keep it short, I am back alive and we only had to run out of the van once and take cover as a drone flew overhead and anti-drone fire erupted. We met up with a team that has done almost 300 runs since the war began. We had six distribution sites; two in cities at refugee centers, one at an at-risk youth center for refugees and families, and three in villages. The format was very familiar… we pulled in, I preached, we handed out food or hygiene, bibles, tracks, and animal keychains. I mugged it up everywhere because joy during a war heals. The little fuzzy animals made grown men smile more than the food. In the end we handed out over 420 food kits, perhaps close to 100 accepted the over of Jesus, and they felt seen. I was handed a water bottle full of home made birch beer, which is really sweetened birch sap. It is a traditional drink in the country. It said to me I am a welcomed person and not a stranger. Thank you for sending me.

Bryan

Last Week’s Update…stay connected!

Hey Fam,

God held the rain until just after we were done (as He usually does). It was a good day.

Logistics

• Served: 80

• Last week's leaders: Kenny,

• Next week's leaders: Ruth, Bryan

• Next week's preacher: Bryan

Gifts

• Last week's: underwear

• Next week's: socks

Looking Ahead

• Thank you Wintonbury Church for providing the food!

Service (From Kenny)

Kelsey and I got to UHaul, picked up the truck, had a nice chat with our friends Will and Brendan, and loaded up the fan. Olivia from Wintonbrury dropped off all of the sandwiches which her life group made last night. She also brought chips, cookies, fruit, and granola. Wenda came by a little later with some water and granola as well. Thanks to Bryan for doing a lot of the legwork ahead of time! It made it easy. And thanks to Lisa for making and dropping off the coffee and creamer.

We got downtown at 11:30 . As we set up, it became quickly apparent that we had no sugar . Wenda and Kim went out, got some, and saved the day! Thankfully we didn't have too many people waiting.

We got into service a bit later than usual due to the coffee holdup (people refused to get any with no sugar ha), which was fine. Ed, JD, Kristie, Dustin gave readings and did great. The first reading from Acts talked about Paul calling out that the Greeks had a statue to "The Unknown God." I thought that was a good jumping off point for the message. So I asked the question "Do you know God?" The other readings actually flowed smoothly into forming the narrative of "Do you know God -> What does knowing God look like -> How do we know God -> What is the result of knowing God." I'm thankful for the Spirit's discernment throughout it all.

We had a good time of prayer and communion. During that time, Randall was a difficult day with his mental health. (a reminder) Mental Health is a disease and we need to understand how to respond to those suffering. An episode is not the time to try and engage it will only exacerbate the situation.

As the lunch line started, Ms. Wonderful was at the front (as always). She was very directly telling two people who tried to cut in front of her that the line was behind her. One of the ladies was saying something in tongues and said she was waiting in the library. I told her that's fine, we have enough for everyone, but these people were waiting here so you can go wait in line. She and Ms. Wonderful starting going back and forth and the unknown lady called her a name. I said that's enough and escorted her out, but not before she kept yelling at her stuff like "I curse the demons in you" and "I pray Jesus' blood over you." I just kept showing her the way out. (there will be times like this in any food distribution at any pantry. This is where we need to learn how to “help without hurting”)

So there were a few moments of confliction but overall it was okay. One guy Kenneth (he was the guy who yelled at Randall later) came up asking for prayer to be clean from alcohol. I asked if he wanted to go to detox and he said yes. I brought him to Benson. Benson said he would help him after service, and Kenneth said he would wait until the end of service to go, but he ran off sometime during the lunch section. I pray he finds the help he's looking for.

We finished well. It was a good day.

Blessings,

-Kenny

Community Church updates!

There were no meetings last week as I was away, but I was at River Ridge in Avon this week. I learned that two of the longtime residents had died while I was away. This is the second longest running community church and have been here for just over ten years and have walked with many of the residents as they transition from independent living to death.. This is the ultimate scope of the art of soul care; to prepare souls for death. Both of these women were full of the Spirit and of Faith and died with no regrets from what I knew. Join me in prayer for the family of Sylvia (bottom photo). I helped her after he husband died and knew them both well. Pray also for the family of Mary, who died peacefully in her sleep after 88 years of a life well lived. Pray also for me, Mary, and Elieen as we grieve the loss of our friends but not like the Gentiles do, without hope. It is hard to show up one day and find your friends are no longer at the table with you. Thankfully they are at the Table with Master of the Banquet.

The Street Church Collective Community

Arden Court Community Church

Brookdale/Chatfield Community Church

Compass  Community Church @ Farmington Station

Clairebridge Community Church @ Brookdale/ChatfieldS

Farmington Station Community Church

River Ridge Community Church

The Street Church, City Hall Hartford

West Hartford Health and Rehab Community Church

GIVE HERE TO SUPPORT US FINANCIALLY

SIGN UP HERE TO HELP SERVE.

SIGN UP HERE, TO PROVIDE FOOD DONATIONS  

Help Us Load Up @ 10am 164 South Street in West Hartford

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or feel free to contact us at

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Bryan
Street Church Administrator & Volunteer Coordinator
(860) 578-2961 TEXT ONLY
bryan@thestreetchurch.org

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