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A diverse group of faith leaders stood in solidarity during service at Trinity Cathedral Church

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Linda Stout
Belchertown, MA
Linda Stout grew up in North Carolina, daughter of a "mill-town girl" and a tenant farmer, later a mill worker. She is a 13th generation Quaker... Read More »
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