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Ours is a wealthy country, and yet one in which the hunger to have more is never satisfied. It can be so difficult to get off the consumerist merry go round, even when we know it is only taking us in circles. How can we reach a point of Enough?
Worship leader: Rev. Amy Zucker Morgenstern
Worship associate: Caitlin Colgrove
Special Music: Veronika Agranov Dafoe, piano
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