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23 December 2024
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Prayers answered as churches reopen

YOU’VE GOT TO HAVE FAITH: Alpine parish Reverend David Kerr will host his first indoor gathering since moving to Myrtleford on November 8. PHOTO: Ashleigh Piles

LOCAL people of faith are delighted to step back inside their places of worship across the Alpine Shire from this Sunday.
After four months of COVID-19 lockdown, indoor religious gatherings can now be held involving up to 20 people plus a faith leader.
Outdoor religious gatherings can be held near a place of worship with up to 50 people plus a faith leader.

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