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The New Soul Redeemers will hold their 48th Anniversary and Gospel Fest Celebration on October 3, 2015 from 11:00am to 6:00pm at Rose Chapel Community Church located at 761 S. Fred Shuttlesworth Circle in Cincinnati, Ohio. The special guest keynote speaker will be Evangelist Dr. Kellie Hawkins-Hyde speaking at 2:00pm. Contact Deacon Elroy Price or Bro. Gary Lewis for more information.
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