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Re: Sisters Of The Holy Rock Concert Apr. 108

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• The concert is performed without Chick Churchill who was ill. April 8, 1971 - Cobo Arena/Detroit, Michigan support: Cactus, Mylon April 9, 1971 - St. Paul Civic Center/St. Paul, MN April 10, 1971 - Winnipeg Arena/Winnipeg, MB with: Humble Pie April 13, 1971 - Indiana State Fairgrounds Coliseum/Indianapolis, Indiana with: Cactus.

Re: Sisters Of The Holy Rock Concert Apr. 106

We're uh we're in our third book. That's the uh Billy Graham's pathway to Christian maturity and uh this is a topical study and and I know you've already started. I think this is our seventeenth uh session and tonight we're gonna look at the topic uh discipleship and what the Bible says. And today, we’re feeling a certain pep in our step because the Garden Rocks line-up has finally been announced! Garden Rocks is a totally awesome series of FREE CONCERTS that goes on for the length of the Epcot’s Flower and Garden Festival from March 4th to June 1st at the American Gardens Theater in the American Adventure Pavilion. “We’re entering a different music industry after COVID-19,” said Maddy Maia, of the L.A.-based DJ and production duo Sisters of Sound, who have performed at Coachella and regularly play.