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New Philadelphia A.M.E. Church, Long Beach, California Recognizes Two Members Who Have Made African American Firsts

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New Philadelphia A.M.E. Church, Long Beach, California Recognizes Two Members Who Have Made African American Firsts In January of this year, Rev. Dr. Phyllis Hayes-Reams [...]

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