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This document outlines the order of events for the Golden Jubilee celebrations of the Association of Sisterhoods Kenya held on October 20th, 2013 at the AMECEA grounds in CUEA. The celebrations included an entrance procession led by seminarians and a school band, district units processing in, liturgical dancers, and a Golden Jubilee altar. Bishop Philip Anyolo confirmed the important role sisters play in evangelization. The celebrations concluded with the solemn cutting of a golden cake and thanking God.
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- 1. ASSOCIATION OF SISTERHOODS KENYA 1962- 2013 THE GOLDEN JUBILEE CELEBRATIONS 20TH OCTOBER 2013 AMECEA GROUNDS- CUEA WELCOME
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