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March 14, 2012 Columns » First Person

Two women, one wedding: Commitment means everything

by The Rev. John Gibson

Their wedding was like any other wedding, and like any other wedding it was extraordinary. Two people took a leap of faith together in hope and love. Two people surrounded by their family and friends celebrated their new life together. These two…

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