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Prayers For Inclusion And Diversity
Inclusion and Diversity have become central issues for churches and communities, bringing joy to many and angst to some. These prayers reflect the needs and concerns of our own time and culture as we come to terms with these issues and embrace the fresh opportunities they open up to us. They also seek to draw on the timelessness of our Lord's teaching and the resonances in the stories of the Bible for us today.
£17.99
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Rejoicing In The Year
We live in a world of rhythms and seasons. Each day has its sunrise and sunset, its day and its night: each year has its spring, summer, autumn and winter. The services in this book aim to give a rhythm to the year that is based on the Church's teaching and helps to keep us in touch with the complex patterns of ourselves and the world around us. They focus on the major festivals of the Church year, with opportunities for morning and evening prayer as well as for themed occasions such as birth and in times of darkness. In all our worship we affirm that God is always with us, he never leaves us: in his love he enfolds us. Rejoice, for the Lord is here and his presence is with us. The material in the book has been drawn from Candle Prayers, Rejoicing in Newness of Life, Welcoming the Light, The Way of the Cross and Remember War, Make Peace.
£22.99
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Life Matters
Key Stage 1 - 250 ready-to-use acts of collective worshipSimple stories, told well, convey important lessons for life. The 50 acts of worship here address some of the many issues that confront primary school children, using characters in familiar situations to portray relevant, direct messages. Topics covered include belief, war, listening to others, being kind and resisting temptation. Each act of worship includes a reading, a short piece of Scripture, suggested songs and a prayer, and is flexible enough to be condensed for when time is short. Life Matters is a reliable source for anyone involved in preparing and delivering acts of collective worship in a primary school setting, for children of all faiths and none. Contents A trouble sharedAdmitting your faultsBe grateful for what you haveBe kind to those who need youBeing conceitedBeing humbleBeing kind to othersBeing too proud of yourselfBeliefBetter to give a poundBoasting - just be yourselfCare for the lonelyCaring for GodCaring for othersChanging what doesn't seem rightCrime hurts many peopleDeceiving othersDoes it matter?Don't believe everything you readDon't lose your temperDon't speak evil of othersEveryone is importantFollowing the crowdGetting it wrongGive to those less fortunateGiving time to GodGod can't answer very prayerGod's beautiful worldGod's houseHelping the poor and weakHow the other half livesIf you haven't got anything nice to say, keep quietJudging othersKeeping our lives in tuneLove is greater than any giftMake peace, not warNo one listensResisting temptationRewarding kindnessStrictly no smokingTaking advantageTalking to GodThe alcoholicThe cost of warThe most beautiful mum in the worldTrue friendshipWe all make mistakesWho believes in God?You are never alone
£13.99 - £15.99
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Creating Gardens In The Desert
In 1999 Helen Warwick suffered a virus that left her with myalgic encephalomyelitis (ME). Through the difficult years that followed, she learnt how to live a very different life - one with little energy, low times and disappointments - but a life that has also been an exciting journey with God. Creating Gardens in the Desert is an honest and thoroughly inspirational personal account. It offers ideas for those going through tough times and helps create an environment where seeds can grow in the barren land of chronic illness.
£11.99
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Worship Words
Worship Words is an inspiring collection of over 400 new prayers written in a contemporary style for services, school assemblies, retreats and other occasions where prayer is needed.
£11.99
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The Little Book Of Wild Animal Prayers
If pictures tell a story they can equally inspire prayer, as Nick Fawcett shows in this delightful collection of gift books. They will not only warm your heart but nurture your spirit.
£7.99
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The Mouse-Lynn Welcome New Baby Girl
A new baby! How wonderful! New parents will treasure Heather Ellis' beautifully illustrated books of welcome, as they celebrate this special gift from God.
£7.99
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Percy The Prodigal Pilchard
Mr and Mrs Pilchard love each other and their two sons Percy and Peter very much. Unlike stay-at-home Peter, Percy wants to explore the Great Abyss - and even beyond! His parents reluctantly decide to let him go and his mother makes him a costly suit of golden scales. Percy has many narrow escapes but one night he barely survives when he is attacked by an octopus. He loses his suit in the process and suddenly feels vulnerable and alone - until a friendly dolphin called The Way helps him get back home.The Story is based on Luke 15:11-33, the parable of the prodigal son. About John Stewart These beautifully crafted illustrations and carefully constructed stories charm and inspire on many levels. John Stewart delivers a powerful gospel message with a delicate touch. Living in Wimborne, Dorset, John has been writing stories since he gave his life to the Lord in 1975.
£7.99
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Ice Breakers
Youth group and adult home group leaders will enjoy dipping into Icebreakers to select activities or questions to help people get to know each other better, strengthen relationships and encourage teamwork.
£10.99
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Rock Cake Assembly Book
This collection has assemblies using five of the following methods: Imaginative dramatic stories, Interactive stories with actions, Immediate two-person sketches, Improvised dramas, Inspirational group sketches. A major plus point is that each assembly has interactive elements, giving the children an opportunity to feel part of the action rather than merely listening and watching.Suitable for Key Stage 1-2Contents Imaginative drama stories Would you believe it?I doubt itA fist full of fishWhat a catch!Someone you can count onInteractive stories with actions A helping handSeeing who can helpEars to hearSomething to shareA sorry storyImmediate two-person sketches The walk of faithThe parable of the unjust judgeThe rich rulerThe parable of the lost sheepSower sketchImprovised dramas The parable of the two sonsForgive what?Anyone for a party?What a wasteThe whining workersInspirational group sketches Solid as a sandcastleSome kind of friendThe light of understandingRunning the raceThe parable of Pru
£11.99
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The Night Of Peace
God comes down one night to speak to all the animals. He says that he has noted how cruelly treated they are. He tells them that at some time in the future there will be a special night of peace. On that night no animal will hurt or kill another. They will know the time of its coming by a special star. The wolf is the first to see the star, then the fox next door, and then a hare who tells them not to just sit gawping up at it they have a moral responsibility to tell everyone. So off they go ... About John Stewart These beautifully crafted illustrations and carefully constructed stories charm and inspire on many levels. John Stewart delivers a powerful gospel message with a delicate touch. Living in Wimborne, Dorset, John has been writing stories since he gave his life to the Lord in 1975.
£7.99
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Big Ed
Big Ed is the biggest and most handsome elephant in the whole of Africa, and boy does he know it! He refuses to associate with the common herd but likes to be admired just the same. His gifts are needed by the other elephants, especially when the rains mean that food is in short supply. The smallest elephant, Titch, doesn't give up on Big Ed and is instrumental in restoring him back as head of the herd. But not before Big Ed has been humbled by an ant... About John Stewart These beautifully crafted illustrations and carefully constructed stories charm and inspire on many levels. John Stewart delivers a powerful gospel message with a delicate touch. Living in Wimborne, Dorset, John has been writing stories since he gave his life to the Lord in in 1975.
£7.99
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Pilgrim Way *** See Link in Description ***
A Pilgrim Way sets out in a practical way how we can develop an authentic spirituality in our everyday lives and forge a way forward as a renewed and pilgrim people. We learn about the Community of Aidan and Hilda and the wealth of Celtic Spirituality which inspires it. https://www.kevinmayhew.com/products/new-celtic-monasticism-for-everyday-people-1501426?variant=31778277621820
£13.99
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Responding To A World In Need
A timely book in two parts - the first covers the Church year and the second, specific situations, such as distress, deprivation, service and authority. As with all of Nick's writing, adaptability is the key. The two indexes are a useful tool - a thematic index and a Common Worship index.
£22.99
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Pick Up And Run Assemblies 2
Key Stage 1 - 2Designed to have maximum impact on the children and minimum impact on your time-pressured working day, these sessions, delivered in a succinct, punchy, child friendly style, have everything you need. Down-to-earth messages are linked with everyday objects.Contents• New Year• Harvest• St George• St Patrick• St Andrew• St David• Holidays• Celebrations• Tests and challenges• New school year• Safe places• Moving on• Welcoming others• God loves us as we are• Working together
£15.99
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Boring Bible: The Book Of Acts
Having trouble getting children interested in the Bible? Then grab yourself a copy of a Boring Bible book and things will never be quite the same again. Each book retells 25 familiar (and some not-so familiar) Bible stories in a way that will engage children's imaginations.
£13.99
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Along the Advent Road
In Along the Advent Road, Nick Harding invites you and your children to embark on a journey from bleak Autumn to the brightness of Christmas. With games and activities, talks and prayers, it's a wonderful, ready-to-use resource that will retain its value year after year.
£9.99
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Feeding On God's Word-Year B
Taken from the Living Stones programme, these reflections on the readings for Common Worship will help people to partake more meaningfully in that 'meal of Scripture'; invaluable for those with an active role in weekly worship for study groups, individuals and the household.
£11.99
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Grappling With God Vol 2
Grappling with God is a complete resource which sheds new light on familiar Bible stories by means of prayer, meditation, study and discussion. It is designed for small groups and personal use. Themes covering the whole spectrum of human emotion and experience are teased out of the Bible stories, then opened up in meditation.
£9.99
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No Pianist For Assembly? No Problem! 1-3
Our three fantastic CD Sets put together in one fabulous package! This 21 CD set provide appropriate backing to over 400 of the most popular hymns and worship songs.Contents No Pianist for Assembly? No Problem! 1Abba, Father, let me beAll creatures of our God and KingAlleluia, alleluia, give thanks to the risen LordAll over the worldAll the flowers are wakingAll things bright and beautifulA new commandmentAs the deer pants for the waterAutumn daysA wiggly, waggly wormBe bold, be strongBe still and know that I am GodBe still, for the presence of the LordBig man standing by the blue watersideBind us together, LordBlack and whiteBreakoutCan you be sureCarpenter, carpenter, make me a treeClose to youColours of dayCome and praise the Lord our KingCome on and celebrate!Cross over the roadDon't build your house on the sandy landEach day differentFather God, I wonderFather, I place into your handsFather, we adore youFather welcomes all his childrenFather, we love youFollow meFreely, freelyFrom heav'n you came, helpless babeFrom the darkness came lightFrom the tiny antGive me joy in my heartGive us hope, LordGlorify your nameGod forgave my sin in Jesus' nameGod has promisedGod is love: his the careGod knows meGod made the colours of the rainbowGod's Spirit is in my heartGo tell everyoneHalle, halle, hallelujah!Have you heard the raindropsHe gave me eyes so I could seeHe made meHere I am, LordHe's got the whole world in his handHe who would valiant beHosanna, hosannaHow did Moses cross the Red Sea?How great is our GodHow great thou artHow lovely on the mountainsI danced in the morningIf I were a butterflyI give my hands to do your workI have a friendI have seen the golden sunshineI listen and I listenI love the sunI'm accepted, I'm forgivenI may speak in the tongues of angelsI'm black, I'm white, I'm short, I'm tallI'm going to paint a perfect pictureI'm specialIn the morning earlyI planted a seedI, the Lord of sea and skyIt's a new dayI watch the sunriseI will bring to youI will sing, I will sing a song unto the LordI will sing your praisesJesus' hands were kind handsJesus' love is very wonderfulJesus put this song into our heartsJesus turned the water into wineJubilate, everybodyKum ba yahLet there be peace on earthLife for the poor was hard and toughLight up the fireLiving LordLook for signsLord Jesus ChristLord of all hopefulnessLord of the danceLord of the harvestLord, the light of your loveLost and foundLove is something if you give it awayLove will never come to an endMagic pennyMake me a channel of your peaceMilk bottle tops and paper bagsMister Noah built an arkMorning has brokenMy God is so bigO Lord, all the world belongs to youO Lord, my GodOne hundred and fifty-threeOne more step along the world I goOur Father (Caribbean)Our God reignsO, what a wonderful worldO when the saints go marching inPeace is flowing like a riverPeace, perfect peace is the giftPears and applesPraise him on the trumpetPraise the Lord in the rhythm of your musicPrayer of St FrancisRejoice in the Lord alwaysRiding out across the desertRise and shineSaid Judas to MarySeek ye first the kingdom of GodShalom, my friendsShalom, shalomShine, Jesus, shineSing hosannaSomebody greaterSpirit of GodSpirit of peaceSunday, Monday, Tuesday, WednesdayThank you for the summer morningThank you, Lord, for this new dayThe bell of creationThe best giftThe butterfly songThe ink is blackThere are hundreds of sparrowsThere is a green hill far awayThere is singing in the desertThe Servant KingThe Spirit lives to set us freeThe trees of the fieldThe world is full of smelly feetThink big: an elephantThink of all the things we loseThink of a world without any flowersThis is the dayThis little light of mineTravel onWalk in the lightWater of lifeWe are climbing Jesus' ladderWe are marching in the light of GodWe can plough and dig the landWe have a King who rides a donkeyWe plough the fields, and scatterWhen a knight won his spursWhen God made the garden of creationWhen I needed a neighbourWhen Jesus walked in GalileeWhen your Father made the worldWho put the colours in the rainbow?Who's the king of the jungle?Wide, wide as the oceanWould you walk by on the other sideYou can build a wallYou shall go out with joyCHRISTMASAway in a mangerBorn in the night, Mary's childCalypso carolCandle in the windowCome and join the celebrationCome, they told meDing dong! merrily on highGirls and boys, leave your toysGo, tell it on the mountainHark, the herald-angels singHee, haw! Hee, haw!Here we go up to BethlehemIn the bleak mid-winterIt was on a starry nightKings came riding from the eastLittle donkeyLittle Drummer BoyLittle Jesus, sweetly sleepMary had a babyMary's ChildO come, all ye faithfulO little town of BethlehemOnce in royal David's cityRat-a-tat-tatSee, amid the winter's snowSee him lying on a bed of strawSilent nightThe angel Gabriel from heaven cameThe donkey's Christmas carolThe first NowellThe holly and the ivyThere isn't any roomThe Virgin Mary had a baby boyWe three kings of Orient areWe wish you a merry ChristmasWhen the winter day is dyingWhile shepherds watchedZither carolNo Pianist for Assembly? No Problem! 2A band of angelsA butterfly, a butterflyAll night, all dayAll that I am, all that I doAll the nations of the earthAll the things that I can doAnd everyone beneath the vine and fig treeAnytime, anywhereAs for me and my houseA still small voice in the heart of the cityAt half past three we go home to teaBe strong and courageousBe the centre of my life, Lord JesusBless the Lord, O my soulBoisterous, buzzing, barking thingsBrother, sister let me serveCabbages and greens, broccoli and beansCaterpillar, caterpillar, munching, munchingChange my heart, O GodC - L - A - P clap my handsCome into his presence, singingConkers! I'm collecting conkersDance in your SpiritDo not be afraidDo you ever wish you could fly?Easter jubilationEveryone's a Christmas babyEvery star shall sing a carolFaith as small as a mustard seedFather God, you love meFind a little seedFishes of the oceanFor God so loved the worldFor I'm building a people of powerFrom my knees to my noseGive it 1, give it 2Give thanks to the LordGive thanks with a grateful heartGloriaGod is good, God is greatGod loves me, whoopah, wahey!God's love is deeperGod's not deadGod's people aren't super-brave, super-heroesGoliath was big and Goliath was strongHallelu, hallelu, hallelu, hallelujahHands, hands, fingers, thumbsHave you heard about the boy in the multi-coloured coat?He has risen, he has risenHe invites us to his banqueting tableHosanna, hosanna, hosanna in the highest!I am cold, I am iceI am fearfully and wonderfully madeI belong to the family of GodIf I go to the furthest place that I could goIf you're feeling sad and wearyI gotta home in glorylandI may live in a great big cityI'm gonna click, click, clickI once was frightened of spidersI reach up highIt's a beautiful day in springtimeIt's me, it's me, it's me, O LordIt's me that builds communityI've got peace like a riverI want to be salt for JesusI will click my fingers, clap my handsI will enter his gates with thanksgiving in my heartI will make you fishers of menI will offer up my lifeI will wave my handsI wonder as I wanderJesus be the centreJesus Christ was born as a babyJesus good above all otherJesus is greater than the greatest heroesJesus is the rockJesus' love lights up the worldJesus loves meJesus never, never, neverJesus will never, everJesus, your name is wonderfulJoy to the worldJubilate, everybodyJust imagine having a worldKing of kings and Lord of lordsLed like a lamb to the slaughterLet me tell you about a babyLet there be loveLord I lift your name on highLord of the futureLord, you put a tongue in my mouthMajesty, worship his majestyMake way, make wayMay God bless our teachersMonday, we'll have fun dayMore than many sparrowsMorning sun, morning sunMy heart, my mindMy Jesus, my SaviourNobody's a nobodyO give thanks to the LordOh! Oh! Oh! How good is the LordO Lord, hear my prayerOne mother hen sat on four little eggsOur God is a great big GodOur God is so greatOver the earth is a mat of greenO when the saints go marching inPraise God from whom all blessings flowPraise him, praise himPraise the name of JesusPrayer is like a telephonePush, little seedSay ‘hello' to the summerSing a song, sing a joyful songSing out an Easter songSometimes I feel afraidSongs for every dayStep by step, on and onSun up in the morningTeach me to danceTell me who made all of creationThank you, LordThe farmer comes to scatter the seedThe golden cockerelThe journey of lifeThe King is among usThere's a rainbow in the sky, and it's okayThere's a star in the east on Christmas mornThere's a time to laughThere was one, there were twoThe school rule songThe wise man built his house upon the rockToday, is the day we've been givenTurn back the clocks now that harvest is over and doneUnto us a child is bornWake up! Wake up!We are here togetherWe are one family togetherWell done, you beat the lot, well doneWe really want to thank you, LordWe want to see Jesus lifted highWhat a mighty God we serveWhat kind of man was thisWhen I think about the crossWhen Jesus was my ageWhen the Spirit of the LordWhether you're oneWho made the twinkling stars?Who spoke words of wisdom and life?Wiggle your fingersWith Jesus in the boat we can smile at the stormWouldn't it be funny if the sky were green?No Pianist for Assembly? No Problem! 3A B C D E F GA better worldA douzeA living songAll heav'n declaresAlphabet athleticsBaby Jesus, sleeping softlyBanana tangoBe coolBe cool, be greenBlessed be the name of the LordBuild your house on stones and rockCan you count the starsCauliflow'r and celery‘Cheep!' said the sparrowChild in a manger bornChrist be beside meClap your hands and sing this songCome, now is the time to worshipCome on, let's get up and goConspicuityCycle safetyDo anything but throw it awayDo the King Kong konga,br>Do you not know?Don't be too busy for ChristmasEven when the darkest clouds are in the skyEv'rybody shout!Ev'ry word comes alive,br>Fill your hearts with joy and gladnessFlick'ring candles in the nightFor unto us a child is bornFrère JacquesGerry's songGlory, glory, gloryGod is making a wonderful worldGood to be meGrand finale!Hang onHarvest songHere's a song we like to singHope for a better tomorrowI am a new creationI am H-A-P-P-YI am planting my feetI feel spring in the air todayI know a boyI love the flowersI see you walking aloneI will be your friendI spend my whole day shining shoesI went into the bathroomIf you are feeling rather sadI'm gonna be your friendI'm gonna let my light shineIn Christ aloneIt happens each springIsn't it niceIt isn't any trouble just to S-M-I-L-EIt takes an almighty handJesus is a friend of mineJesus, you are risenJoining togetherLeavers' songLet love be realLight a flameLike a candle flameMary had a little babyMary met an angel unexpectedlyMary said to JosephMeekness and majestyMultiplicityNew leaves are growingNo wars will stop us singingNow the green blade risethNow the harvest is all gatheredNow we sing a harvest songO land of my fathersOk1 2 3 good to be meOur God loves usOut to the great wide world we go!People who help usRecycle it!SeasonsSeasons spinning in a circleShepherds, do not be afraidShining shoesSide-trackedSing 'em a song!Sleep my baby, at my breastS-M-I-L-ESpread a little happinessSo now it's time to say ‘Goodbye'Stand up! Walk tallSuo ganTake a look around youTell out, my soulThanks to youThe animals went in two by twoThe candle songThe duck goes ‘Quack'The earth is yours, O GodThe King Kong konga!The Lord's my ShepherdThe sky feels like it's fallingThe sharing breadThere are many living thingsThere is a farmerThere's no work to be done todayThink, think on these thingsThis is a lovely worldTick tockTime to go homeTo the people who help usUgly sounds are overheadUn, deux, troisVariety, varietyWake up each dayWake up! Warm up!Wave your branches highWe eat the plants that grow from the seedWe like joyful musicWe place on the harvest tableWe're going to shine like the sunWe're nearly at the endWhen it's a sunny dayWhen we first learn how to ride a bikeWhen we're going out at nightWhen you know your tablesWhen you're smilingYou can't stop God from loving youYou can't stop rain from falling down
£281.99
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Cradle Of Hope
These meditations for Advent and Christmas open windows on the real meaning of Christmas and its relevance to today's Christian. Instead of simply retelling the familiar story, they dig deeper beneath the surface in a way which is stimulating and often challenging. The shorter meditations are suitable for both private use and public worship.
£11.99
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Our Wedding Book
A beautifully produced book featuring the most suitable texts with inspiring, touching illustrations.
£7.99
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Bumper Instant Art: Festivals
Instant Art books contain pages and pages of artwork - all of which is photocopiable. There is an amazing variety of content including worksheets, puzzles, word searches, pictures to colour, crack the codes, mazes, dot-to-dots, models to make, Bible verses to look up and cartoons. Ideal for family services, Sunday schools, midweek clubs, holiday clubs and classroom use.
£13.99
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Carols That Aren't Too High
Here is the perfect solution when your congregation complains they 'can't sing up there'!We have lowered the tunes of 38 backing tracks of the most popular Christmas carols used by all denominations, so that they can be sung comfortably. Now the vast majority don't go above C, which is much lower than usual!ContentsAngels from the realms of gloryAs with gladness men of oldAway in a mangerChristians, awake!Ding dong, merrily on high!Go, tell it on the mountainGod rest you merry, gentlefolkGood Christians all, rejoiceGood King WenceslasHark, the herald-angels singI saw three shipsIn the bleak mid-winterIt came upon the midnight clearIt's rounded like an orangeJoy to the world!Little donkeyMary had a babyO come, all ye faithfulO come, O come, EmmanuelO holy nightO little town of BethlehemOf the Father's love begottenOn Christmas night all ChristianssingOn Jordan's bank the Baptist's cryOnce in royal David's citySee amid the winter's snowSee him lying on a bed of strawSilent nightThe angel Gabriel from heaven cameThe first NowellThe holly and the ivyTheVirgin Mary had a baby boyThere's a star in the EastUnto us a boy is bornWe three kings of Orient areWe wish you a merry ChristmasWhat child is thisWhile shepherds watched
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