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 | | CUIC is made up of nine member church bodies: the African Methodist Episcopal Church, the African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church, the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ), the Christian Methodist Episcopal Church, The Episcopal Church, the International Council of Community Churches, the Presbyterian Church (USA), the United Church of Christ, and the United Methodist Church. | | | The ELCA is, however, in full communion with both the Presbyterian Church (USA) and the United Church of Christ. | | | Churches Uniting in Christ (CUIC), known until its rebirth in 2002 as Consultation on Church Union (COCU), is a national movement that seeks to live more intentionally together in Christian unity. |
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| | Churches Uniting in Christ - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | However, the Presbyterian Church USA was unwilling to implement some of the changes to its internal rules that this model would require, and the Episcopal Church did not feel able to participate at the time. | | | CUIC is not a merger, but rather an intercommunion agreement whereby each member recognizes the others as part of the true church, and recognizes its rites (baptism, communion) as valid. | | | The original proposal for CUIC also had a full recognition of each other's ministers, but the Episcopal Church's insistence on the historic episcopate, which conflicts with the method of administration in some other member churches (especially in the Presbyterian Church USA), has meant that this part of the CUIC proposal has been put on hold. |
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| | Churches of Christ Uniting - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | Churches of Christ Uniting was a proposed name for a body growing out of the Consultation on Church Union which began in 1962 among ten predominantly "mainline" U.S. Protestant denominations. | | | Opposition within the component denominations, particularly the United Presbyterian Church, caused any plan for full merger to be put on hold, and a new name, seemingly implying that "uniting" is a presently-ongoing but perhaps long-term goal, was adopted, Churches Uniting in Christ. | | | Groups within the Consultation began closer contacts, and in some instances full communion, with each other, and the idea to call the group that was hoped to be formed in the long term Church of Christ United was proposed, with the interim name while the process was ongoing to be Church of Christ Uniting. |
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| | CUIC - The Christian Arsenal |
| | Churches Uniting in Christ (CUIC) and Ecumenical and Interfaith Unity | | | The denominations are the Presbyterian Church (USA), United Church of Christ, Christian Methodist Episcopal Church, International Council of Community Churches, The Christian Church (Disciples of Christ), African Methodist Episcopal Church, the African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church, United Methodist Church, and the Episcopal Church. | | | This organization was birthed from the Consultation of Church Union (COCU), which was formed in 1962. |
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| | The McKendree District of the United Methodist Church | | | The Asbury District of the United Methodist Church | | | Other churches that are listed under “observers” who review individual CUIC church events in the community and are considering their involvement in the national CUIC efforts. |
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| | Churches Uniting In Christ : The Voice, April 2002 Synod of Living Waters |
| | Nine denominations are involved in the movement, including the African Methodist Episcopal Church, the African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church, the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ), Christian Methodist Episcopal Church, the Episcopal Church, the International Council of Community Churches, Presbyterian Church (USA), United Church of Christ and United Methodist Church. | | | Churches Uniting in Christ, according to the group's brochure, is the culmination of a 40-year study and prayer effort among nine Protestant denominations who sought to discover ways they could live their Christian lives together. | | | First Christian Church pastor the Rev. Jim Hazelrigg agrees, noting that his personal goal for the effort is for church members to find ways to be one body in Christ and to live out Christ's prayer that his followers will be made one. |
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| | Catholicity and Ecumenical Relations (05) |
| | The one church is not a theological abstraction; the divided church is not a sociological necessity. | | | The denominational churches of Jesus Christ proclaim the gospel, but continue to be divided in doctrine and polity. | | | The churches of Jesus Christ are in agreement that Jesus is the only head of the Church. |
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| | Churches Uniting in Christ is a covenant by the following churches: African Methodist Episcopal Church, African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church, Christian Church (Disciples of Christ), Christian Methodist Episcopal Church, Episcopal Church, International Council of Community Churches, Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.), United Church of Christ, and United Methodist Church. | | | For Churches Uniting in Christ, the churches share a common conviction that "there is an irrefutable link between the churches’ search for unity in faith, sacraments, and ministry and the struggle to overcome racism in the churches and human community." In other words, Churches Uniting in Christ embodies a vision for Christian unity with justice. | | | It starts with the participating churches mutually recognizing one another as authentic expressions of the one Church of Jesus Christ according to the apostolic tradition of faith expressed in the Apostles and Nicene Creeds that includes entry into the one Church of Jesus Christ through Baptism. |
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| | The member churches of CUIC are the African Methodist Episcopal (AME) Church, the African Methodist Episcopal Zion (AMEZ) Church, the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ), the Christian Methodist Episcopal (CME) Church, the Episcopal Church, the International Council of Community Churches, the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.), the United Church of Christ, and the United Methodist Church. | | | While each of the member churches will retain its own identity and governing structure, the nine member churches will recognize their common faith, commit to common ministries and mission and pledge to regular sharing of the Lord's Supper as a witness to their communion in Christ. | | | The Consultation on Church Union will be formally disbanded as Churches Uniting in Christ is inaugurated. |
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| | Presbyterian Outlook |
| | CUIC's member churches are the African Methodist Episcopal Church, African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church, Christian Church (Disciples of Christ), Christian Methodist Episcopal Church, International Council of Community Churches, the Episcopal Church, Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.), United Church of Christ and United Methodist Church. | | | CUIC challenges congregations to work with a consciousness of their unity in faith, to do local mission jointly, and to celebrate the Lord's Supper together with intentional regularity. | | | Churches Uniting in Christ is much more a way of living as church together." The operative word in the new name, he noted, is "uniting." CUIC has potential, but is far from being fully realized. |
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| | Churches of Christ on Encyclopedia.com |
| | Christ the King Anglican Church, in Monument, Colorado, is one of four churches in the state that have split from the Episcopal Church U.S.A. because the congregation doesn't agree with the main churc | | | The Churches of Christ in the Twentieth Century: Homer Hailey's Personal Journey of Faith. | | | From religious outsiders to insiders: the rise and fall of pacifism in the Churches of Christ. |
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| | wfn.org COCU Churches Lay Groundwork For "Churches Uniting in Christ" |
| | Other COCU member churches are the African Methodist Episcopal Church, the African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church, the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ), the Christian Methodist Episcopal Church, the International Council of Community Churches, the Presbyterian Church (USA), the United Church of Christ, and the United Methodist Church. | | | Mutual recognition of each other as authentic expressions of the one church of Jesus Christ (including publicly recognizing each other's faith in God, commitment to Jesus Christ as Savior, faithfulness to Scripture as the ultimate standard of faith, and commitment to faithful participation in the sacraments of Baptism and the Lord's Supper). | | | LOUIS--Delegations from nine U.S. Christian church bodies today approved a document that calls for inaugurating a "new relationship" to be called "Churches Uniting in Christ" as early as the year 2002. |
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| | About Us |
| | As a united and uniting denomination committed from its inception to the unity of the church, the United Church of Christ partipates in Churches Uniting in Christ. | | | A free people joined by covenant into a church in the fellowship of the gospel to walk in all His ways. | | | A church is really the PEOPLE rather than the building. |
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| | Wood is a seasoned church executive and was the first woman pastor of the 137-year-old, historic and predominantly African-American Mt. Zion Congregational United Church of Christ in Cleveland. | | | "Churches Uniting in Christ is an exciting expression of the fullness of ecumenism, ecumenism that has a vision of the unity of the church and the unity of the human community," says Wood. | | | The nine member communions include the African Methodist Episcopal Church, African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church, Christian Church (Disciples of Christ), Christian Methodist Episcopal Church, Episcopal Church, International Council of Community Churches, Presbyterian Church (USA), United Church of Christ and United Methodist Church. |
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| | Churches Uniting in Christ |
| | Dipko has represented the United Church of Christ in three state councils of churches, the National Council of Churches, the World Council of Churches and the World Alliance of Reformed Churches. | | | Churches Uniting in Christ is a relationship among nine Christian communions that have pledged to live more closely together in expressing their unity in Christ and to combat racism together. | | | CUIC is both an outgrowth of and successor to the Consultation on Church Union (COCU), an organization that worked for more than 40 years toward the day when Christians can become more fully reconciled to each other. |
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| | wfn.org Talbert leads Churches Uniting in Christ council |
| | In addition to the United Methodist Church, the organization includes the African Methodist Episcopal Church, African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church, Christian Church (Disciples of Christ), Christian Methodist Episcopal Church, International Council of Community Churches, Episcopal Church, Presbyterian Church (USA) and United Church of Christ. | | | By United Methodist News Service Members of the nine communions that recently formed Churches Uniting in Christ are in the process of understanding the implications of their new relationship, according to United Methodist Bishop Melvin Talbert. | | | Originally part of the Consultation on Church Union, the denominations, representing some 22 million believers worldwide, reformed themselves into the new group during a January meeting in Memphis, Tenn. Their top moral agenda item is the elimination of racism. |
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| | Churches Uniting in Christ |
| | CUIC is the successor to the Consultation on Church Union which has been working since 1961 to reconcile separated branches of American Christianity. | | | The United Church of Christ has joined with eight other U.S. churches in an historic ecumenical relationship—Churches Uniting in Christ (CUIC). | | | UCC response to 'Churches in Covenant Communion' [PDF] |
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| | Sharing God's Gifts - Glossary |
| | Founded in 1948, the WCC is "a fellowship of churches which confess the Lord Jesus Christ and God and Saviour according to the Scriptures and therefore seek to fulfill together this common calling to the glory of the one God, Father, Son and Holy Spirit." (WCC Mission Statement) | | | National Council of the Churches of Christ in the USA | | | It is the fellowship of persons who have professed their belief in Christ, have been baptized and have taken the vows of membership of The United Methodist Church. |
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| | UM Bishops Sings/Writes Praises To New "Homosexual Union" Of Protestant Denominations |
| | Besides the United Methodist Church, the members include the African Methodist Episcopal Church; African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church; Christian Church (Disciples of Christ); Christian Methodist Episcopal Church; International Council of Community Churches; Episcopal Church; Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.); and United Church of Christ [ordains practicing homosexuals who will be able to pastor UM churches]. | | | Nor was it the first connection with Churches Uniting in Christ for Grove, who served as the ecumenical officer of the United Methodist Council of Bishops from 1996 to 2000. | | | As both pastor and bishop, he had a long involvement with the Consultation on Church Union, the predecessor body of Churches Uniting in Christ, and served on its executive committee from 1988 to 2000. |
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| | wfn.org Churches Uniting in Christ working out modest |
| | He recalls a time when some persons worried that the Consultation on Church Union was trying to create a "super church." He says the plan for such a simple administrative staff and structure "underscores that the CUIC churches will not be relating to an office or organization. | | | Through Churches Uniting in Christ they are called to relate to each other. | | | The super church' is not super in its size or organization.," said the Disciples ecumenical officer. |
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| | GBGM Feature |
| | As a result, the nine churches declared that the first call to action as Churches Uniting in Christ would be aimed at battling racism. | | | For United Methodists, the call is particularly significant because the three historically black Methodist churches in COCU-Churches United in Christ began after racial segregation in the "mother" Methodist church led some blacks to create their own denominations. | | | At their 18th Plenary in 1999, the members adopted an "Appeal to the Churches: To Seek God's Beloved Community." The letter was signed during the 19th Plenary in Memphis. |
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| | Independent Catholic Churches International |
| | The ICCC is a full member of the National Council of Churches, World Council of Churches and one of the nine members (along with the Christian Church-Disciples of Christ, United Church of Christ, Presbyterian Church (USA), Episcopal Church, United Methodist Church, etc.) of Churches Uniting in Christ (formerly COCU). | | | The ICCI is affiliated with the International Council of Community Churches and through that affiliation with Churches Uniting in Christ, the National Council of Churches and the World Council of Churches. | | | The ICCI is a denominational member of the California Council of Churches and California Church IMPACT. |
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| | Christian Century: Churches Uniting in Christ director named - News - Bertrice Y. Wood - Brief Article |
| | A United Church of Christ minister in Cleveland with expertise in interchurch relations has been appointed as the first director of Churches Uniting in Christ, a new umbrella agency for nine mainline denominations inaugurated in January. | | | Wood was the first woman pastor of Cleveland's 137-year-old predominantly African-American Mount Zion Congregational United Church of Christ. | | | "I am excited that the communions of CUIC have made bold commitments to work toward not only cooperative programs, but toward mutual recognition and reconciliation of their ministries, and to overcoming racism, which divides the churches and our communities," said Wood, who is also a vice president at large of the National Council of Churches. |
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| | Global Ministries of the Christian Church (DOC) and United Church of Christ (the two denominations partner on a lot of ministries - this is one of them). | | | The World Council of Churches is based in Geneva, Switzerland and is the broadest expression of the modern ecumenical movement in the world, bringing together more than 340 churches worldwide. | | | Council on Christian Unity - This is an exciting and awesome ecumenical division of our church and the eight others that join together in the Churches Uniting in Christ partnership. |
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| | The International Council of Community Churches has an overall church membership that is about 50 percent white and 50 percent black because it began with a 1950 merger of a predominantly black council of churches and a predominantly white council of churches. | | | "The United Church of Christ professes to be multiracial, multiethnic," said Brown, a layman who serves as minister for African-American relations for the Cleveland-based denomination. | | | Brown joined leaders of nine denominations who spent the King holiday weekend inaugurating Churches Uniting in Christ, an effort to bring their predominantly white and black churches together on a regular basis for communion services and action against racism. |
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| | wfn.org [ENS] Churches Uniting in Christ 'finding momentum' |
| | Sharing in mission The aim of CUIC is full communion, not a merger of churches but a mutual sharing in mission and the recognition and reconciliation of the churches' ordained ministries. | | | Title:[ENS]Churches Uniting in Christ 'finding momentum' 11/18/2003 Churches Uniting in Christ 'finding momentum' by James Solheim [Episcopal News Service] One of the boldest efforts in ecumenical history to build Christian unity has entered a new phase, one that is showing promise, according to participants. | | | The Rev. Kathy Reeves of the PC(USA) detailed a number of initiatives for increasing the awareness of, and participation by member churches of CUIC in local communities around the country. |
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| | Christian Century: Unity journey energized - Five Years to Full Communion |
| | CUIC'S origins date to 1960, when Presbyterian leader Eugene Carson Blake issued "A Proposal Toward the Union of Christ's Church" in a sermon at Grace Cathedral in San Francisco. | | | Blake urged four mainline bodies to form a united church that would be "truly catholic [and] truly reformed" (the words "truly evangelical' were added by the consultation later). | | | United Church of Christ President John Thomas, standing on the balcony of the Lorraine Motel where the civil rights leader was slain in April 1968, took off his shoes, saying, "If anywhere in America is sacred ground, this spot is." |
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| | This coming January, 2002, nine churches are supposedly set to enter into a new relationship with one another, to be called Churches Uniting in Christ. | | | The church can’t continue with this kind of defiance of its disciplinary standards. | | | Plenary of the Consultation on Church Union," held in January of 1999. |
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| | Ecumenical Report 6 |
| | Resolved: (14) The 2002 Synod of the Moravian Church, Northern Province shall authorize the Provincial Elders’ Conference of the Moravian Church, Northern Province to seek to become a Partner in Mission and Dialogue with Churches Uniting in Christ; and be it further | | | Whereas, Churches Uniting in Christ is a covenantal relationship of the following denominations: | | | Whereas, the visible marks of membership in Churches Uniting in Christ are described at |
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| | Ecumenical statement affirmed in early votes by presbyteries - 1/21/2000 |
| | The ecumenical statement would create a new group, Churches Uniting in Christ, that could eventually have powers that might clash with the authority of the General Assembly and individual congregations in the Presbyterian Church (USA). | | | The statement recommends that representatives of other Churches Uniting denominations be involved in the work of Presbyterian congregations. | | | However, if adopted by the Presbyterian Church (USA) and eight other Protestant bodies, the statement could lead to incorporation of many proposals that are at odds with current Presbyterian polity and the denomination's constitution. |
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| | Race Matters - Churches Uniting in Christ |
| | Denominations in Churches Uniting for Christ are the African Methodist Episcopal Church, Zion Church, Christian Church (Disciples of Christ), Christian Methodist Episcopal Church, Episcopal Church, International Council of Community Churches, Presbyterian Church (USA), United Church of Christ and United Methodist Church. | | | "We seek forgiveness for the sin of division," church members prayed as leaders of the denominations formed a new group called Churches Uniting in Christ. | | | Gordon White Associate General Secretary Consultation on Church Union |
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| | Ecumenical Agreements - Liberal Protestant Churches |
| | In an April 3 memo to members of the Presbyterian Church, Stated Clerk Clifton Kirkpatrick, the highest-ranking full-time official in the denomination, said a majority of the church's regional presbyteries had agreed to the principles of the union. | | | The Presbyterian Church (USA) has come one step closer to adopting an agreement with other mainline Protestant churches after a majority of its regional presbyteries adopted the basic principles of the Churches Uniting in Christ agreement. | | | The Episcopal Church's House of Deputies, made up of 832 priests and lay people, overwhelmingly approved the agreement Saturday, one day after it won approval from the other chamber of the church's legislature, the House of Bishops. |
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| | The Commission is composed of 65 members, coming not only from the 36 member communions of the National Council of Churches, but also from a wide array of other churches, including the Roman Catholic, the Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod, the Churches of Christ, and various other evangelical and pentecostal groups. | | | The chairs of the Full Communion study are Dr. Douglas Foster of the Churches of Christ and Sister Lorelei Fuchs, a Roman Catholic nun who grew up in the Reformed and Lutheran churches. | | | Our Churches Uniting in Christ are also working to achieve full communion between nine bodies, and so the studies on Full Communion in the Faith & Order Commission have particular relevance for us. |
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| | Nine NCC Member Churches Commit to a Closer Relationship with Each Other |
| | Also, the African Methodist Episcopal Church, African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church, Christian Church (Disciples of Christ), Episcopal Church, International Council of Community Churches, Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.), United Church of Christ and United Methodist Church. | | | The Churches Uniting in Christ include the Christian Methodist Episcopal Church, whose Bishop, Dr. Thomas L. Hoyt, Jr., is the National Council of Churches' President Elect (he will serve as NCC President in 2004-2005). | | | The member churches, under the leadership of their General Secretary Michael Kinnamon – professor at Eden Theological Seminary in St. Louis – will also explore authorizing their ministers to serve and lead worship, when invited, in each of the communions. |
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| | Information about Churches Uniting in Christ is available at http://www.eden.edu/cuic/cuic.htm on the Internet. | | | 04-057-MR CHICAGO (ELCA) -- Church leaders, academics, seminary students and grassroots workers from across the country came together here March 29 to answer Churches Uniting in Christ's (CUIC) call to end racism. Under the theme "Eradicating Racism: Liberating Tomorrow's Children," about 85 participants gathered to discuss how churches can work for racial justice. | | | May, who serves on CUIC's task force on racial justice, said partner and member churches of CUIC "took an important step as communities of faith working together to dialogue, address and plan the next steps for action in addressing racism across the various church bodies." |
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| | It is a member of Churches Uniting in Christ, the National Council of Churches of Christ in the USA and the World Council of Churches. | | | The International Council of Community Churches (ICC) is a mainline Protestant Christian denomination based in Frankfort, Illinois. | | | This page was last modified 20:01, 3 September 2005. |
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| | Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) in Illinois and Wisconsin | | | Adults may join us at 8:30 am on Sunday for a discussion of the history and mission of the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ). | | | Communion is open to all who believe in Christ our lord. |
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| | First Christian Church Centralia MO |
| | Below are links to web pages of churches who, with the Disciples of Christ, make up CUIC -- Churches Uniting in Christ. | | | United Methodist Church, Centralia, MO Red Top Christian Church, Hallsville, MO Broadway Christian Church, Columbia, MO First Christian Church, Columbia, MO First Christian Church, Mexico, MO top of page | | | First Christian Church Centralia MO Home About Staff Groups Links Activities Newsletters |
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| | The Presbyterian Church (USA) and 8 other denominations are moving another step toward unity as the new Churches Uniting in Christ emerges from the Consultation on Church Union. | | | The new group is neither an official merger nor a new national structure, but "a covenantal relationship by which [the churches] pledge to 'live out their unity' more fully in local communities and to jointly combat racism. | | | You may also want to visit the Churches Uniting site: http://www.eden.edu/cuic/cuic.htm |
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| | Michael Kinnamon identifies six promises which make the new relationship between churches known as "Churches Uniting in Christ." | | | Pay securely by any major credit card or Electronic Check through PayPal: |
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