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Grace Giving Vienna Presbyterian Church The Rev. Dr. Peter G. James 2 Corinthians 8:17October 30, 2016People are resorting to all sorts of novel ways to raise money these days, such as the woman who

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Grace giving is the act of voluntarily giving financial assistance or support to those in need.

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