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The Sunset Juggler
John is a retired Episcopal Priest, currently serving as Priest-in-Charge at St. Luke's in Auburn. Last year he covered a maternity leave at The Belfry (Episcopal/Lutheran Campus Ministry at U C Davis) and LEVN (Lutheran Episcopal Volunteer Network at U C Davis). He is part of a (garage) band, Dahlia Court, and he birds.
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