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Story Time - For Kids - The Lost Sheep
Event Date: August 11, 2018
Where: Mira Mesa Library
Contact Info: apnachristmas@gmail.com
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Come, bring your kids and yourself too - for a fun story-time!


Did you know Jesus told many stories? - that had profound meaning of Life. We revisit these stories - one at a time - every weekend - this Month at Scripps Miramar Library.

At 4:30pm followed by chai & snacks.

All are welcome - bring your kids too - we will have coloring books for them.

This is FREE event - open to public.


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