GGGLLLAAADDD TTTIIIDDDIIINNNGGGSSS NNNeeewwwsss fffrrrooommm TTTrrriiinnniiitttyyy EEEpppiiissscccooopppaaalll CCChhhuuurrrccchhh EEEaaassstttooonnn,,, PPPeeennnnnnsssyyylllvvvaaannniiiaaa Trinity’s Christmas Worship Schedule 3n1-1n3 Sunday, December 16 – The Third Sunday in : The Tree of 8:00 AM – Holy Eucharist, Rite I Hope that never fades 10:30 AM – Holy Eucharist, Rite II followed by the greening of the church and light luncheon Do you ever wonder if our faith will ever pay off? As we approach Advent, do you ever wonder if Saturday, December 22: your hope will ever be fulfilled? The season of 12:00 PM – Ark Christmas Dinner Advent is about waiting for the , and it is 5:00 PM – Holy Eucharist & Healing also a reminder that our faith rests with a God who is with us for the long haul. Sunday, December 23: Advent starts with a promise. In the 11th chapter 8:00 AM – Holy Eucharist, Rite I of we hear of the ideal king in the line of 10:30 AM – Bishops visitation/Holy Eucharist, Rite II Israel’s great king, who will be one who heralds God’s reign. :1 says, Monday, December 24 – Christmas : A shoot shall come out from the stump of Jesse, 4:30 PM - Prelude and a branch shall grow out of his roots. 5:00 PM – Family Service with Holy Eucharist, Rite II Jesse was King David’s father. The image of a 10:30 PM – Choral & Organ Prelude branch growing out of the roots of Jesse points 11:00 PM – Service of Light with Holy Eucharist, Rite II to a new king in David’s line. know that this is fulfilled in , the King of Kings, Tuesday, December 25 – The Nativity of Our Lord: who is a descendent of Jesse. One tradition is 10:00 AM – Holy Eucharist, Rite II to decorate a tree branch with symbols that remember other important persons from the Old Sunday, December 30 – The First Sunday after Christmas Testament. The symbols on the "Jesse Tree" 8:00 AM – Holy Eucharist, Rite I remind us that our belief grows out of deep roots 10:30 AM – Lessons & Carols with Holy Eucharist, Rite II of thousands of years of ancestors in the faith. The Tree of Jesse is a kind of or Christmas Memorial Envelopes genealogy like what you might find in a family Enclosed, you will find the Memorial Music & Flowers envelope. Bible or create using a web-site like Please return your envelope to the parish office by December 14th Ancestory.com. It originates in a passage in the ~ Please print names clearly. Biblical which describes metaphorically the descent of the Messiah, and is accepted by Christians as referring to Jesus. Continued on Page 2…

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Hope that never fades …Continued from Page 1 At 2:00 there is the Minor Nahum and , the forerunner of Jesus. In the the lineage of Jesus is traced by At 3:00 there are the Major Joshua and two of the writers, Matthew and Luke. Luke . describes the "generations of Christ" in Chapter 3 of Luke's Gospel, beginning with Jesus himself and At 4:00, there are the Prophets Joel and Haggai. tracing backwards through his "earthly father" Joseph all the way to . At 6:00 is Jesse, the Father of King David. Matthew's Gospel opens with the words: "The book of At 8:00 are the Minor Prophets Habbakuk and the Christ, the son of David, the son Zephaniah. of ". With this beginning Matthew makes clear At 9:00 are the Major Prophets Isaiah and Ezekiel. Jesus' whole lineage: He is of God's chosen people, by his descent from Abraham, and he is the "shoot of At 10:00 are the Minor Prophets Amos and Micah.

Jesse" by his descent from Jesse's son, King David. The In the Center Window are Kings David and . figures shown are drawn from the genealogies in the , usually showing only a selection. So if you move your eye from the bottom-most window to the top-most through the center, you get a The children of the parish will be making a Jesse Tree all gemological story of Jesus…descended from David’s through Advent, creating symbols that point to both the Father, Jesus is a “Son of David.” ancestry of Jesus and symbols of the Church, reminding us that we are part And if you move your eye from the bottom to the top of God’s family, the through the outside ring of window, you discover the Church, because spiritual forbears, indicating the prophets who foretold Jesus’ incarnation, the coming of the Messiah. death and I don’t know why seven of the twelve minor prophets resurrection. were included and why Hosea, Obadiah, Jonah, And we at Trinity are Zechariah and Malachi were left out except that it was blessed with another probably for artistic reasons and because the window is depiction of the Tree only so big. of Jesse and it is There may be something else at work in the window’s right under our story. The documents we have suggest that the Simon noses; or more brothers were German immigrants of Jewish descent. precisely, right over The Jesse Tree in both medieval and renaissance art our heads. On the depicted not only the roots of Jesus, North Wall of the Church, is our beautiful . but—of course—his Jewish roots as well. The Simon It is called that because it is a circle with each panel brothers may have seen links between their journey of radiating like a petal from a center circle like a rose. Our faith and Jesus’ by indentifying with the connections of window depicts a Tree of Jesse. Jesus in Hebrew Scriptures. The window was created by the D’Ascenzo Studios of Advent is a season of waiting and preparation. Philadelphia in 1901. It was given by the owner of the Influenced by our culture, we think of it as “waiting for Easton Silk Mill, Herman Simon, in memory of his Christmas” because it corresponds with our holiday brother Robert. Today you can walk the Easton Poets shopping season. But Advent, and the Jesse Tree our th Trail and get a good view of the Easton Silk Mill on 13 kids are creating along with the Jesse Tree in our Rose Street, where a plaque describes this amazing Window tell us that Advent is much more. operation. At one time, Easton was the center of manufacturing of both silk and embroidered silk We are reminded that all through history, people of faith products. The Simons were members of Trinity Church. have looked to God for their hope and have longed for the day when God’s justice, God’s mercy and God’s I’ve included a sketch of the window, but to really abundance would come to God’s people and creation. In appreciate what is going on you have to look at it. the stories of Abraham setting out for a promised land, of Each window has a character from the Bible, mainly the Moses and the people of Israel escaping slavery, of the Old Testament, indicating a spiritual or genealogical people of Israel carried of into—and then returning forbear of Jesus. Let’s look at the window, starting at the from—captivity, we see our own story of being a people top and working clockwise. of faith waiting for God. As people await the Messiah, we await the fulfilling of God’s kingdom. At “Noon” is Mary & the Christ Child.

Discovering, Sharing… 2 … Living God’s Love. Glad Tidings – December 2012 As we live our day to day lives, it is easy to forget that about the season of Advent through the creation of a God is at once present with us in the near term and, at Jesse Tree. the very same time, God plays “The Long Game.” The generations between Jesse and Jesus were many, but his hope was fulfilled in Jesus. The generations between us and Jesus are equally long, but we know in the incarnate, crucified, risen and ascended Lord that we are partners with God in the healing and salvation of humanity and all creation. From The Ark Angels… Right now, we live day to day and by faith. Right now, Christmas for the Ark Soup Kitchen we live with hope and expectation. Right now, we live and hope and pray and work with a God who lives. The Thanks to all who filled our Thanksgiving food wishes… Jesse Tree reminds us that we knew we could count on you… and also to our 15-20 God’s promises are firm and setup, serving, and cleanup volunteers (mostly from the God’s faithfulness never fades. community). A special tip of the hat to Fred Crivellaro and his hard-working cooking crew!

And now there’s Christmas! Our dinner will be on the December Mission of the Month: 22nd of December – same location, and another food Trinity’s Ark Soup Kitchen list to be filled. Our Christmas project will include not only the dinner on the 22nd, but also the distribution of We have done for others outside our walls, so December $10 food gift certificates (from Joe’s Market or Subway) is the month we have chosen to support our very own to each attendee. The Christmas menu list is at the back mission – the Ark Soup Kitchen. Most of you know about of the church. You know the drill; sign up for an item or this “every Saturday-52 weeks a year” project that began items, and, this year, make sure we have them in Conine some 17 years ago. We serve approximately 75 folks on Hall by 10:30 AM on the 22nd. a weekly basis, and many more on some weeks and at PS The money gathered for our Ark Mission of the the holidays. Month (see article elsewhere) goes mostly to provide the Most of our food is provided by outside groups (some 17 food certificates we distribute, so please be as generous this year), and by your generous support at the holidays, as you can. but we do have expenses for a lot of paper goods, May your holidays be blessed by your sharing with those beverage supplies, some food and staple items, utensils less fortunate! and some of our cleaning supplies. Also, having switched from our very labor intensive Angel Tree Gift Christmas Day at the Ark Soup program, we now provide $10 worth of gift certificates from either Joe’s Market or Subway (both downtown, Kitchen and both convenient for most of our guests) for all who This year the Ark Soup Kitchen will be serving a attend - last year,150 were used! We can usually handle Christmas Day meal in Conine Hall with the help of one our general expenses from contributions we receive of our most reliable Soup Kitchen community groups, during the year, but we really need your help to defray Christ Evangelical Congregational Church of Williams the $1500 cost of the Gift Certificates. Township, also known as “The Blue Church.” We are blessed to have five sets of weekly crew chiefs, We will serve the Christmas Day meal in Conine Hall this and others who back up the program. They do the “feet year (not at Third Street Alliance as we do for our pre- and hands of Jesus work”, but we urge you to add your thanksgiving and Christmas party the Saturday before generous financial support by using the envelope with Christmas) starting at Noon. this Tidings. Prayers for those working and those they serve are always welcome, too! The Purple Cow will once again provide ice cream for dessert and another volunteer will provide music. …Inasmuch as you have done it for one of the least of these my Over the past few years, the Christmas Day meal was brothers and sisters, you have not an Ark Soup Kitchen ministry but was run by a group done it for me. Matthew 25: 40 that called themselves “’s Christmas.” The organizers for this

effort have moved away and Jacob’s Christmas is now defunct. Our team Children’s Chapel Location Change at the Ark stepped up and in During the month of December the 10:30 Children's particular Doug Davis and the folks Chapel will meet in Conine Hall while the children learn at The Blue Church, who already do five Ark Soup Kitchen meals a year

Discovering, Sharing… 3 … Living God’s Love. Glad Tidings – December 2012 and are “old pros” at this, stepped in at the last minute to Reginald Gerhardt, Jr. help us save this needed and much appreciated Daniel Lichtenwalner Christmas Day ministry. And we thank members from Robert W. Speirs Trinity, in particular David Billings and Anne and Chip Kenneth R. Hartman Szlivko, for being the Ark Team Leaders on that Requiem services are held the first Wednesday of the important day. month at 12:10 p.m. Our next requiem service will be on th December 5 . We invite loved ones of those who have gone before us to remember and give thanks for their lives. th On the celebration of Fr. Gerns’ 30 Recently Deceased Anniversary Our heartfelt sympathies go out to… A Note from Bishop Anthony Poggo Sloan and Elisabeth Farrell. Their father, Norman Dear Father Andrew, Farrell, passed away on November 18th. A service was held at Trinity on November 24th. Congratulation that you will be marking 30 years of ordination. The Lynch family. Their grandmother, Kathryn Augusta Lynch, passed away on November 25th. A funeral mass It is good to read that you have dedicated any gifts was held at RC Church, Pequannock, N.J towards on this occasion towards Trinity Primary School in Sodogo. This is very much appreciated. I am sure that Rest eternal grant unto him, O Lord, and let light the good Lord will bless your efforts in the campaign to perpetual shine upon him. raise funds towards the needed desks and other needed in the school. Thanks Holiday Bazaar Thanks +Anthony Carol Reed and I would like to thank everyone who Desks and Chairs for OUR School: In celebration of made the Holiday Bazaar such a success. We would his 30th Anniversary of his ordination to the priesthood, especially like to thank all of the committee members, Fr. Gerns is inviting you to contribute to furnishing desks the Vendors, The Daughters of the King, The Men’s and chairs for Trinity New Hope Primary School in Group, the youth volunteers as well as all our Sodogo. Contributions may be given until December 31, parishioners. Without all of your support, time and hard 2012. Please make checks out to Trinity and mark work this event would not have been as successful as it “Chairs” in the memo. You can also donate online by was. going to http://www.diobeth.org/Sharing_New_Hope/Donation_Li Carol and I would truly like to extend our warmest nk/ and then click on the line “Father Andrew Gerns’ 30th gratitude to everyone at Trinity Episcopal Church. Ordination Anniversary.” $60 provides one desk and one -Kathleen Lynch and Carol Reed, Bazaar Co-Chairs chair, $1200 fills a classroom, $9200 furnishes the school. Any amount is welcome. Greening the Church A Stewardship Reflection The Greening of the church for Christmas will take place on Sunday, December 16, and we need your help. There Right now, go to your wallet and take out a dollar bill. are projects for all ages. Don’t think we need a signup Turn it over. What do you see? In God we trust. Place sheet. Just plan to join us for about an hour that bill, with the trusting side facing you, where you can and a half after the later service to do most of see it the next time you’re working on your finances. the holiday decorations (we’ll do everything Then pray this simple prayer: “Guard me against the except the poinsettias). Please plan to be a arrogance of privilege, against the indulgence of feeling I practical part of our Christmas celebrations by don’t have enough, and the poverty of spirit that refuses lending a hand on the 18th. A soup and bread lunch will to acknowledge what is daily given me…keep me truthful follow the completion of our work. Thanks! in knowing what I spend, and where my values actually are…instruct me in judicious spending, and in gratitude An Invitation for Trinity’s Children to Sing with no holds barred. on Adapted from Being Home by Gunilla Norris. Children’s Choir Trinity Requiem Services Children bring light and joy to Christmas celebrations and their We will remember at our Wednesday Requiem voices draw us toward the mystery of services for the months of December: Discovering, Sharing… 4 … Living God’s Love. Glad Tidings – December 2012 the innocence and simplicity of Christ's Incarnation. For down and enjoy some good fellowship while listening to our early service on Christmas Eve the kids will gather to a wide range of music. sing two beautiful carols together: "Mary's Cradle Song" Please drop by, even if just for a short while, and see and "Still, Still, Still". So that they feel as confident and what this ministry is all about. Our next coffeehouse will comfortable as possible, we'll rehearse with the kids in take place on Sunday December 9th @ 6pm. Please the Choir Room after the 10:30am service on Sunday, contact Rob Fedorczyk for any additional info or visit our December 16th. For more information, please speak to website www.sitgreavescoffeehouse.org. either Dale Grandfield or Kathleen Lynch. MUSIC for DECEMBER 2012 From the Altar Guild Trinity Welcomes First Sunday in Advent, 12/2 The Rev. Raymond L. Harbort as Anthem - Lo! He Comes with Clouds Descending by Thomas Olivers Priest Associate Second Sunday in Advent, 12/9 The Rev. Raymond Harbort was ordained in 1968, He Anthem - Adam Lay I-bowndyn by John Ireland spent the first 20 years of his ministry in the Diocese of Third Sunday in Advent, 12/16 New York at St. Peter’s Church, Peekskill and Christ Anthem - E'en So, Lord Jesus, Quickly Come by Paul O. Church, Warwick where he was Rector for sixteen years. Manz After a brief ministry at the Church of St. Anthony of Fourth Sunday in Advent, 12/23 Padua in Hackensack, NJ, he worked for two and a half Anthem - Gabriel's Message by Edgar Pettman years as a salesperson at a Norwalk, CT wholesale Anthem - Ave Maria by Jacob Arcadelt, arranged by florist. He then returned to New Jersey to serve as Pierre-Louis Deitsch Rector of St. Mary’s, Haledon from 1991-98. First Mass of Christmas (5:00pm), 12/24 In 1998, Ray and his partner, Dr. Henry Baird (aka (Childrens' Choir) Hank), a computer research scientist, moved to the San Voluntaries, Preludes and Anthems begin at 4:30pm! Francisco Bay Area where Hank was employed by Voluntaries - Cantabile and Fanfare by Nicholas Xerox Corporation in Palo Alto. Ray, then an avid cyclist, Jacques Lemmens took the opportunity to do a cross-country bicycle trip Anthem - Still, Still, Still, traditional Austrial Carol from Seattle to Washington, DC. Having studied with the Anthem - Mary's Cradle Song by William C. Gannett Interim Ministry Network, he then served as Interim Second Mass of Christmas (11:00pm), 12/24 Rector of three parishes in the Diocese of California. (Full Choir) In 2004, Fr. Harbort and Hank moved to Voluntaries, Preludes and Anthems begin at 10:30pm! where Henry began a new career as a professor Voluntaries - Cantabile and Fanfare by Nicholas Computer Science at Lehigh University. Before retiring in Jacques Lemmens 2009, Fr. Harbort was, for four years, Rector of St. Anthem - Messiah, HWV 56: No. 11 "For Unto Us a George’s, Hellertown. He was a member of the diocesan Child is Born" Commission on Ministry and presently serves on the Anthem - Sussex Carol, arranged by David Wilcocks Liturgy and Music Commission, facilitates Fresh Start Third Mass of Christmas (10:00am), 12/25 training for new clergy, and teaches Bishop’s School. He (Small Choir) volunteers once a week at the soup kitchen at Trinity, Voluntaries - Praeludium & Te Deum, Op. 59, Nos. 1 & Bethlehem and spends many happy hours caring for his 12 by Max Reger garden. Anthem - Cantate Domino by Giuseppe Pitoni Please welcome Father Ray and Hank when you see Anthem - Blessed Be the God and Father by Samuel them! Sebastian Wesley First Sunday after Christmas, 12/30 ProJeCt Wish List Voluntaries - Variations sur un Noel, Op. 20 by Marcel Dupre The ProJeCt Food Pantry provides necessary food to Anthem - Blessed Be the God and Father by Samuel needy families and individuals in Easton. In short supply Sebastian Wesley and especially needed at this time are CANNED HAMS, PEANUT BUTTER AND JELLY (both 15-16 oz. size and Sitgreaves Coffee House larger), CANNED SOUPS, STEWS, CHILI, COFFEE, Just a reminder to our parishioners … this JUICES (plastic bottles), HEALTHY KIDS SNACKS. “coffeehouse” is an open mic alternative, Please leave these and other food items in the large where players of all ages and all levels of basket near the church entrance. Your donation of food musicianship are welcome. It is a unique does make a difference! Thank you. intimate environment where ALL are For a complete list, see the bulletin board in Conine Hall. welcome to perform, or just come to sit

Discovering, Sharing… 5 … Living God’s Love. Glad Tidings – December 2012 Music and Arts Ministry Posting Period: November 27, 2012 Financial Summary – Year to Date We’ve had a busy and great season so far! The Allentown Band came and was met with an enthusiastic audience. Thank you to Revenues everyone who helped with this event. We Offerings $ 201,176.82 recently participated in The Interfaith Choral Festival, which raised over $850 dollars for Rent $ 8,457.00 ProJeCt of Easton. Thank you to Helen Interest & Investment $ 86,170.48 Forshaw, Gretchen, Reed, Anne Szlivko and $ 9,395.18 Terry Gangaware for ushering. Special Events Church Store $ 469.30 Now that we’re about to start Advent and Christmas is coming, Music and Arts will take a break until January. Other Income $ 7,032.97 Trinity’s Choir will be working hard as this is their busiest and most demanding time of the year! And with Total Revenues $ 312,701.75 Christmas Day on a Tuesday, there are a lot of services in just a few days. Expenses $ 45,189.77 There will be an Organ Recital performed by Dale Outreach Grandfield on January 25, 2013 at 7:00 p.m. And we will Total Staff Expenses $ 196,966.21 have our first Photography Exhibit the second weekend of February. More details on that event will follow. Total Other Operating Expenses $ 71,994.38 Blessings, Total Expenses $ 314,150.36 Peg Gerns, Chair Net Total $ (1,448.61) Music and Arts Ministry Total Other Expenses $ 0.00 2013 Flower Chart and Net Operating Total $ (1,448.61) Sanctuary Lamp Complete Financial Reports are available on our Mission The new flower chart is on the mission Tables. table at the back of the church for you to Please remember Trinity’s expenses continue even donate flowers in thanksgiving for a when you travel or are away from church. Help us by special event or in memory of a loved one. sending in your regular contribution when you Flowers, candle rings and sprays are $53 (prices subject cannot come to church. to change) and you will be billed directly from Mycalyn’s Florist. Please take note of special seasons and Your Contributions are Important instructions for them and please print clearly. In order to insure your contributions are appropriately designated, we ask that you please use separate Sanctuary Lamp: The 2013 sign up sheet for the checks for each giving item. Also, please remember to Sanctuary Lamp is also on the Mission Table. Every day use the memo portion of your check to let us know which during the week the chapel candle will burn in memory of of the important ministries the giving is for. your deceased loved and we will hold that loved one in Trinity’s Counters our daily intercessions. The fee is $6 per week payable to Trinity. Weeks may be shared. New Offering Envelopes If you are not able to come to church and would like to sign up for flowers or the lamp, please call the parish Beginning with the new year, we will be using offering office and speak to Sr. Patty. envelopes from a new resource. We have had numerous complaints over the years that your offering envelopes Blood Donor Report Update were not being delivered on time, and in some Miller-Keystone Blood Center instances, not at all. If you returned your pledge card and did not select the Group's annual donation goal: 34 box indicating you wanted # Donations as of end of September: 15 envelopes, just call the # Donations for month of October: 2 parish office and we will # Donations YTD: 17 make sure you are on the # Donations to reach goal: 17 list to receive them. Donations from October: Alexander Gangaware and Allen Gangaware.

Discovering, Sharing… 6 … Living God’s Love. Glad Tidings – December 2012 Episcopal Church Presiding Bishop That’s what Christians wait for in the season of Advent - of the coming of the Prince of Peace, the one who will Advent 2012: reign with justice over this world. I believe that’s what “What is it that you are most waiting the world most needs, this year and every year. for?” May your season of waiting be fruitful and blessed. May it be filled with surprise and a willingness to engage that [November 28, 2012] Noting that Advent is a time of surprise. waiting for “the coming of the Prince of Peace, the one who will reign with justice over this world,” Episcopal A blessed Advent. Church Presiding Bishop Katharine Jefferts Schori The Most Rev. Katharine Jefferts Schori focuses on two questions in her Advent 2012 message: Presiding Bishop and Primate “What is it that you are most waiting for? And, how are The Episcopal Church you going to wait this year? “ The Presiding Bishop’s Advent 2012 message, Invitations from the Community of St. videotaped in the Chapel of the Good Shepherd on the John Baptist grounds of General Theological Seminary in New York City, is available here or Saturday, Dec. 1, 1:30 – 4:30 p.m.: http://www.episcopalchurch.org/page/presiding-bishop Singing Bowl Sound: Healing and Meditation with Sandee Conroy and Jean Marie DuHamel In the liturgical calendar, Advent is the season leading up to Christmas. The first Sunday of Advent is Sunday, Dec. 2, 4:00 p.m.: December 2. Brazilian Guitar Concert with Brazilian-Armenian guitarist, Joao Kouyoumdjian In addition to the video, the following is the text of Presiding Bishop Jefferts Schori’s Advent 2012 Saturday, Dec. 8, 9:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.: Message. Seeking the Holy: An Advent Retreat, led by Sr. Margo, CSJB Advent 2012 For all of the community events please check out their As you prepare for the season of Advent, I would website at www.csjb.org. commend two questions to your musings and your prayer and your meditation: What is it that you are most And of course Celtic Journey’s trips! waiting for? And, how are you going to wait this year? Ireland’s dates are May 14-24 Scotland dates are September 8-17 I’m struck this particular season by the waiting of several women in Christian history. Mary obviously, waiting for For more information on trips check the website at the birth of the Promised One in her part of the world, a www.celticjourneys.org for all upcoming trips! child born for the whole world. The Community of St. John Baptist is an Episcopal Also Elizabeth, mother of John the Baptizer, who comes women’s religious order located in Mendham, New before Jesus. Elizabeth has been promised a child in her Jersey. old age, these are both very unexpected births, they are waiting. An Advent Prayer And I’m struck particularly this year by Elizabeth of Hungary, a saint of the Church who lived in the thirteenth God of the watching ones, century, who was betrothed as a child herself, married at the waiting ones, 14, a mother of three by the time her husband died when the slow and suffering ones, she was 20. She spent her life giving it away, giving it and of the angels in heaven, away both physically through her means and through her and of the child in the womb, presence and her healing. She was an icon of give us Your benediction, generosity. Your good word for our souls, that we might rest and rise What is it you wait for this year? Is it an opportunity to in the kindness of Your company. meet the surprising around you? Is it an opportunity to reflect on what is most needed in your heart and in the Prayer at the lighting of the Advent candles, from Celtic world around you? How are you going to wait for that Daily Prayer: Prayers and Readings from the gift? Are you going to wait actively? Engaged? Honing Northumbria Community (New York: HarperOne, your desire? Stoking the passion within you for that dream? Are you going to wait for a dream that will bless the whole world?

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