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THE KENTUCKY
January 2013
at Cornersto
Host Pastor:
Tom Lane
Superintendent:
Joe Girdler
Start your year by joining with the Network Prayer Conference! (See page 5 for details)
The Kentucky Challenge A monthly publication of the Kentucky Ministry Network of the Assemblies of God
Office: 502.241.7111
Joseph S. Girdler
Renee with Indiana & Michigan Superintendent wives, Marilynn Leach & Diane Gifford at the 2012 Executive Leader's Conference
Renee & Ida with the Ohio Superintendents wife, Brigette Wooton
Renee & Becky Neugent praying with ladies at Salem AG, PeeWee Valley
Presbyter's Meeting
The Kentucky Challenge A monthly publication of the Kentucky Ministry Network of the Assemblies of God
Office: 502.241.7111
Stanley E. Holder
Dear Friends, I am thrilled to share exciting news about KSOM! Since 2004, 607 students have prepared themselves for ministry by completing course work through KSOM. Those students were from throughout Kentucky; from Paducah to Raceland; from erlanger to Corbin, and all places in between. We also had students from Indiana, Ohio, Tennessee and West Virginia. Most of these students are serving the Lord in their local church in positions such as: Childrens Pastor/Worker, Youth Pastor/Leader/Sponsor, Associate Pastor, Womens Ministry Director, Mens Ministry Director, Teacher, Board Member, Worship Team Leader/Member, Connect Team Minister, and in many other ways. Our KSOM students are having a great impact throughout Kentucky. Of the 380 credentialed ministers in the Kentucky, 70 are current or former KSOM students. Of those 70 KSOM students who are credentialed ministers; 29 are now, or have been the pastor of a church in Kentucky, three are successful church planters, two are the pastors of a church outside of Kentucky, two are missionary associates, one is a Sectional Presbyter, and one is an Assistant Presbyter. We are so grateful that the Lord has made our mission statement our reality; KSOM, we prepare people for ministry, its not just for preachers anymore; its for everyone. KSOM serves the local church by helping Christians better equip themselves to serve the Lord in their local church. I encourage you to review our list of class offerings and see how KSOM can help you prepare for the ministry for which God has called you. We offer courses for those who are preparing for every level of Assembly of God ministry credential; Certified, Licensed, and Ordained. We also offer classes for those who are Childrens Pastors and Youth Pastors. The Diploma in Biblical Studies track is for lay people who, while they dont feel called into fulltime vocational ministry, do want to deepen their understanding of the Bible and ministry principles. I encourage pastors to send their board members, teachers and church leaders to some of our classes that will particularly benefit their congregations, such as; Life of Christ, Conflict Resolution, and Church & Law. Any pastor who sends five (5) or more non-credential studies students to one of our classes can contact us for a significantly discounted rate for that group.
. You can learn more about KSOM, particularly how to enroll, register for classes and order textbooks online at, . www.kyag.org/ksom. You can also email us at, ksom@kyag.org or call us at 502-241-7111.
I look forward to seeing you at a KSOM class this year! Why not start in January? God bless,
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Stanley E. Holder
KSOM DIReCTOR, His Servants Servant
January 2013
The Kentucky Challenge A monthly publication of the Kentucky Ministry Network of the Assemblies of God
Jerry Parritt
HAPPY 2013!
5. You are blessed when you care. At the moment of being care-full, you will find yourselves being cared for. 6. You are blessed when you get your inside world, your mind and heart, put right. Then you can see God in the outside world. 7. You are blessed when you can get people to cooperate instead of compare, judge and fight. Thats when you discover who you really are and your place in Gods family. 8. You are blessed when your commitment to God provokes persecution. The persecution drives you even deeper into Gods kingdom. 9. You are blessed every time you get put down, ignored, rejected or treated badly or when others speak lies about you to discredit you because of your commitment. This usually is the result of the truth getting too close to them and they are uncomfortable around you. You can be glad when this happens. Even though they dont like it, or you, I do. All heaven applauds you. You are in good company. Many prophets and witnesses have always gotten into this kind of trouble. 10.You are here to be salt-seasoners-- to bring out the God-flavor to the earth. You are also to be lightgivers-- to bring out the God-colors that can only be seen through the light that comes from you.
Blessings a bunch. Hey, is that Jesus I see? Yep, there He is! Love ya, JP<><
Missions
All of our missionaries experience times of danger, but those countries that offer extreme danger to our missionaries and Christian workers are designated as sensitive countries. An innocent, but careless action on our part could mean death or injury to them. As we send out more and more missionaries to sensitive countries, we must be increasingly cautious about our communications with them and about them. Below are guidelines that will offer our missionaries needed anonymity. 1. Do not list any workers from sensitive countries on your websites. Please mention them generically so people are aware. For example: Because of security, we have missionaries in sensitive locations that are not listed. 2. Do not post sermons or stream services when workers from sensitive countries are speaking. 3. Do not forward e-letters from workers in sensitive countries without the permission of the worker. 4. Do not print/post newsletters from workers in sensitive countries on the Internet without the permission of the worker. 5. Avoid troublesome words in communications with workers in sensitive countries. Suggestions:
Normal term Missionaries Witnessing Missions Conversion Generic term Workers, servants Sharing Work Acceptance Normal term Salvation AGWM Missions Board Evangelism Generic term Change of heart Company The Board EV-work, sharing
Skype meetings and broadcasts are good, but should be guarded; since we have no guarantee Skype is secure. This should only be done if the worker is using a virtual private network (VPN). A TROUBLING TREND: It has come to our attention that in recent months our Kentucky missionaries are finding it necessary to go outside our district to secure their needed support. In fact, one Kentucky missionary told me that of the support raised, only 40% has come from Kentucky churches! Before a candidate missionary meets the World Missions Executive Committee, district leadership must give assurance that the district will become responsible for the greater part of their financial requirements. When Betty and I began our first itineration in Kentucky in 1963, we found it impossible to raise all of our support from the 60 churches that formed our district. It was absolutely necessary for us to go outside our district in order to complete our budget. But, beginning with our second itineration, our Kentucky churches met the challenge of faithfully supporting the Brannan family. Sixty years have now passed and our district has increased to 140 churches. Dont you believe that the churches of Kentucky can step forward, once again, to accept their responsibility to reach the whole world through our Kentucky representatives? I do! Contact the Following Missionaries for a Service Dawn Amsler 502.905.5917 Martin & Charlotte Jacobson 859.230.1760 Kent & Paige Parrish 502.507.1268 There are also another missionary and two missionary associates who are available for servicesplease call the District Office for more information. 9.
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Do not record services with workers from sensitive countries without express permission from the workers for either archiving or distribution. Please remember workers in sensitive countries cannot share everything in their newsletters.
January 2013
The Kentucky Challenge A monthly publication of the Kentucky Ministry Network of the Assemblies of God
January 7 - 8, 2013
Hotel Information*
Comfort Suites 864 Ben-Ali Drive, Danville, KY, US, 40422 859-936-9300 $85.44 + tax Hampton Inn 100 Montgomery Way Danville, KY 40422 859-236-6200 $84.00 + tax Best Western 210 Brenda Ave. Danville, KY 40422 859-236-5525 $69.99 + tax
at Cornersonies, Altar time tone Assem b 2035 Old Le ly of God xington Danville, KY Rd., 40422
Monday, January 7th
Host Pastor:
Tom Lane
Super 8 3663 HWY 150-127 Bypass Danville, KY 40422 859-236-8881 $59.99 + tax *All hotels include breakfast
Tuesday, January 8
Superintendent:
Joe Girdler
John and Debbie Lindell live life full-on with a passionate love for God and a desire to see His purpose unleashed in the lives of people. For the past 21 years they have served together as Lead Pastors of James River Assembly, a dynamic and life-filled church in Ozark, MO that has grown to over 12,000 people in weekly attendance. John and Debbie love to see the church flourish and lives transformed by the power of God. They have 2 married sons, David and Brandon, and a daughter, Savannah.
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Keynote Speaker:
January 2013
The Kentucky Challenge A monthly publication of the Kentucky Ministry Network of the Assemblies of God
If you have not yet received your 2013 children's events package in the mail...please contact me.
Childrens Pastor Jeremy White hamming it up
2013 calendar
March 1-2: Funarts (Campbellsville) April 5-6: JBQ State Tourney
(Somerset) April 13: (Crestwood) May 17-18: (to be announced) November 15-16: Children's Pastors Retreat (Crestwood)
Last year, at this time, I was getting drunk every day. I had lost my job and really didnt care what happened next. If it were not for a very caring family that I hadnt even had much contact with, I would not be writing this. They went well beyond what I deserved by seeking out and providing the help I needed by Ainding a Teen Challenge facility. Chads Hope TC is helping me to live life again. Through their loving support and by Gods grace, I do care what happens next and I know God has big plans for me. Chads Hope Teen Challenge had a good year in 2012. In just the past two weeks, four students have entered the Pre-Graduate transitional phase and three men have successfully completed the year long residential program. On December 9 six students were water baptized. We celebrate all that God is doing through Chads Hope and in all of our Teen Challenge of Kentucky programs. Thank you for your support!
January 2013
The Kentucky Challenge A monthly publication of the Kentucky Ministry Network of the Assemblies of God
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UPCOMING DATES January 3 End of Year Quarterly Reports Due (Download report @ kyagwomen.org) January 31 New Charters & Charter Renewals Due (Download report @ kyagwomen.org) March 22 CreaBng EecBve, IntenBonal Ministry to Women Training at Frankfort First 6:00 9:00 p.m. April 16 Womens Luncheon at District Council, Good Shepherd, Owensboro. Guest Speaker Rev. Kim Sharp April 23 May 1 Womens Missions Trip to Brussels, Belgium July 11-13 (NoBce NEW DATE) District Womens Retreat, Frankfort First. Guest Speaker Carol Kent
Pastors & Mens Ministries Directors; Happy New Year! I believe with this New Year, we our going to see phenomenal growth in the discipleship and empowering of our men for ministry throughout the District. We are currently working on this year's Men's Conference that is scheduled for May 17 &18 at Cave City. Our Web site will soon be updated with all the latest information concerning the conference to keep you up to speed on what is developing. National Men's Ministries Day is January 27th. This is a great opportunity for you to highlight this vital ministry and present a message of vision, leadership and encouragement to the men in your church. If the 27th is not available set an alternate date. Pastor, I believe that this Men's Day is a special day for you and your men.
Listed below are some resources that are available to download for National Men's Day. *Sermons *Art Work Gift idea: Men's Ministries: The Magazine is produced by National Mens Ministries of the Assemblies of God and is geared toward men of all ages. This is a great resource that is available for local churches. Article titles include: Most Valuable - Bringing Your Family Along for the Journey, Lifelong Coach - A Dad's Mandate, Personal Growth Plan - Preparing Your Children to Leave the Nest plus more. Call GPH at 1-800-641-4310and ask for the Magazine for Men #728164. *Complimentary copies available only while supplies last. Pay only shipping. Happy New Year to you and your family! May God give you and your Church the best yet!
January 2013
The Kentucky Challenge A monthly publication of the Kentucky Ministry Network of the Assemblies of God
SPEED THE LIGHT TOP 25 GIVING CHURCHES JANUARY- NOVEMBER 2012 2. Frankfort, First Assembly 3. Lexington, First Assembly 4. Martin, First Assembly 5. Owensboro, Calvary Temple 6. Louisville, Hillview Assembly 7. Louisville, Trinity Chapel 8. Owensboro, Good Shepherd 9. Mayfield, First Assembly 10. Louisville, Calvary Christian Center 11. Frankfort, New Harvest Assembly 12. Bowling Green, New Life Church 13. Clinton, First Assembly of God 14. Erlanger, Christs Chapel 15. Dawson Springs, Dayspring AG 16. Paducah, Victory Assembly 17. Madisonville, First Assembly 18. Earlington, Assembly of God 19. London, Faith Assembly 20. Danville, Cornerstone Assembly 21. Elizabethtown, Calvary Assembly 22. Cynthiana, Living Hope Assembly 23. Versailles, Kingsway Assembly 24. Elizabethtown, Lakeside Worship Ctr 25. Nicholasville, First Assembly
1. Henderson, First Assembly $21,701.80 $7,765.00 $5,943.82 $5,373.00 $5,118.30 $5,078.80 $4,980.73 $4,435.84 $4,294.88 $4,021.90 $3,137.00 $3,033.64 $2,974.02 $2,857.29 $2,780.13 $2,740.05 $2,573.43 $2,568.07 $2,546.19 $2,468.00 $2,440.43 $2,381.70 $2,285.18 $2,029.29 $2,004.97
Thank you to these students for giving $100 or more to Speed the Light in 2012!
Lindsey Hooper-Dawson Springs, Dayspring AG Steve Bearden-Dawson Springs, Dayspring AG Nathan Bearden-Dawson Springs, Dayspring AG Dylan Woodruff-Dawson Springs, Dayspring AG Emily Garrett-Dawson Springs, Dayspring AG Luke Yantz-Bedford, New Life AG Logan Hurd-Earlington, Assembly of God Jonathan Harvey-Earlington, Assembly of God Mackenzie Cotton-Earlington, Assembly of God Savannah Bean-Earlington, Assembly of God Jake Alatraca-Louisville, Calvary Christian Center Nick Reimer-Louisville, Calvary Christian Center James Gladin-Louisville, Calvary Christian Center Jessica Bone-Fulton, New Life Worship Center Kayelee Caudill-Fulton, New Life Worship Center Robby Cox-Fulton, New Life Worship Center Will Cox-Fulton, New Life Worship Center Corey Jenson-Martin, First Assembly Joseph Johnson-Martin, First Assembly Jammy Johnson-Martin, First Assembly Linda Johnson-Martin, First Assembly Phyllis Conley-Martin, First Assembly Donald Yates-Martin, First Assembly Ryan Coleman-Martin, First Assembly Abigail Coleman-Martin, First Assembly Sherri Coleman-Martin, First Assembly Ashley Arnett- Salyersville, Bethel Assembly Lindsey Arnett- Salyersville, Bethel Assembly Rachel Girdler-Louisville, Trinity Chapel David Gauze-Cynthiana, Calvary Assembly Nathan Gauze-Cynthiana, Calvary Assembly Cameron Blankenship-Cynthiana, Calvary Assembly Sarah Nichols-Cynthiana, Calvary Assembly Anna Nichols-Cynthiana, Calvary Assembly Kyla Sowder-Cynthiana, Calvary Assembly Elijah Mullins-Flemingsburg, Assembly of God Seth Fawns-Flemingsburg, Assembly of God Allie Hill-Flemingsburg, Assembly of God Kaela Redden-Frankfort, New Harvest Ezra Harrison-Frankfort, New Harvest Jonah Harrison-Frankfort, New Harvest Clara Shawver-Frankfort, New Harvest Laci Davis-Henderson, First Assembly Maddie Mitchell-Henderson, First Assembly Katie Mitchell-Henderson, First Assembly Gabe McGovern-Paducah, Concord Christian Center Elisha Wilcox-Shelbyville, Grace Assembly
Note: Leaders, if you have students who have given $100 or more in 2012, please e-mail the names with your church name to kymsecretary@kyag.org. Thank you!
January 2013
The Kentucky Challenge A monthly publication of the Kentucky Ministry Network of the Assemblies of God
Gilbert Kerby
Greetings to All, We are embarking on a new year. Great and exciting adventures are ahead for the Kentucky District Royal Rangers. Be sure to check out our 2013 calendar of events at: http:// www.kyroyalrangers.org/2013_calendar.htm. The New Year brings the opportunity to sow seeds. We all know seeds must die to grow. We must water and tend to them to bring forth fruit. We must make sure they get plenty of sun light. Boys are no different. We must plant
the seed of salvation and when a boy accepts, the old dies away and he is reborn new. We must give him nourishment by teaching him scriptures, and guiding his path. We must give him plenty of SON light. He will then grow into a young man following God. Pastors, Commanders, dont forget our boys.
(Joh 12:24) Verily, verily, I say unto you, except a corn of wheat fall into the ground and die, it abideth alone: but if it die, it bringeth forth much fruit.
Patsy Dennis
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2013 Calendar March 22-23: Teen Girls Retreat (tba) August 23-24: Celebration (Crestwood) September27-29: Powette (tba) November 1-3: Sponsors Retreat (Crestwood)
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January 2013
The Kentucky Challenge A monthly publication of the Kentucky Ministry Network of the Assemblies of God
KSOM
February 15-16, 2013
at Camp Crestwood
Textbook(s) Registration Deadline is February 1, 2013. Class Acts of the Holy Spirit Eschatology
Registration begins at 5:30 pm on Friday in the Cafeteria. Chapel and Student Orientation begins at 7:00 pm
Credential Level Certified or Diploma in Biblical Studies Licensed
Class registration cost is $55 + the cost of textbook(s). An additional $5 will be needed for breakfast, if desired. The registration fee includes overnight lodging at Camp Crestwood and student study guide. Textbooks are required to complete the study guide. Students must acquire a copy of the textbooks to complete the course Please note: Books with no prices listed are not available through KSOM. Textbooks are available through our website at www.kyag.org/enrollmentregistration/ then click on the Order textbooks here line. We also have a new agreement with Christian Book Distributors for books. If you order through the Order Textbooks Here link on the KSOM Enrollment and Registration webpage, KSOM gets 8% of any books and 5% of any e-books you purchase through this link (even non KSOM items ordered through CBD using this link gives money back to the School of Ministry). The study guide will be mailed to the student upon registration. Completed Study Guide must be handed in upon arrival. Students must copy their completed Study Guide PRIOR to arriving and use the copy during class for further study. Registration information is available at www.kyag.org/enrollment-registration/ or call or email Debbie Brown for details or information 502-241-7111 Ext. 22, or djb@kyag.org.
Our Destiny: Biblical Teachings on the Last Things Author: Stanley M. Horton The Pentecostal Pastor Edited by: Thomas Trask & Escape from Church, Inc. by: E. Glenn Wagner
Pastoral Ministry
[Price thru KSOM: $35 (Pentecostal Pastor) + $17 (Wagner bk) + $5 shipping fee (if needed)]
Childrens Ministries
Building Childrens Minsitry By: Tina Houser & Making Childrens Ministry the Best Hour of Every Kids Week. by: David Staal and Sue Miller
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January 2013
The Kentucky Challenge A monthly publication of the Kentucky Ministry Network of the Assemblies of God
Do you have a good marriage? Would you like to make it better? Do you need to reconnect? ...with no distractions? A Marriage Encounter Weekend could be your answer! In other marriage conferences, couples come away impressed with the speakers, but at a Marriage Encounter Weekend, couples come away impressed with their spouse. Learn a new and powerful tool for better communication. It will change you! Dont wait...call today!
January 2013
Marriage Encounter Weekend February 22-24, 2013 in Georgetown, KY Registration is $75 for this ALL INCLUSIVE weekend Register online at agme.org or Contact: Pat & Barb Farley PH: 859.494.7529
MARRIAGE ENCOUNTER
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The Kentucky Challenge A monthly publication of the Kentucky Ministry Network of the Assemblies of God
Office: 502.241.7111
Rodney Goodlett
Since 2007, Youth Alive has registered and resourced over 27,000 students as Campus Missionaries with the goal of presenting the Gospel of Jesus Christ to every student before they graduate high school. This year consider giving through LFTL to Firepack 71:18 in order to continue to supply the Student Firepacks to our students here in Kentucky. Check it out at www.firepack7118.com.
TerryCrigger
Email: pastorterry@fuse.net
Im both a pastor and an evangelist at heart. And as much as I know both callings are to coexist peacefully together, thats not what often happens, especially when it comes to church planting. Let me explain. As a pastor I am called to shepherd the people of God under my care. Its a responsibility I give my whole heart to fulfill. It requires my time and energy, as well as my devotion. Long days and frequent interruptions into an already busy schedule is the norm. All pastors know the routine and we give ourselves fully to it. Why? Because we love Gods people and embrace caring for them as a high priority for our lives. I also love the lost and the evangelist in me makes that an equally important part of my calling. I love lost folks visiting and attending my church, hanging out with the saints and hopefully making a decision of faith. We are blessed to have unsaved people in our congregation all the time. But heres the rub I know the statistics. I know that new churches are statistically some of the best soil for the lost to find Jesus.
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And, new church plants in my community will essentially be a large part of how God answers my prayer to save the lost in my Jerusalem. The evangelist in me rejoices when new church plants come into my community. But the pastor in me doesnt get nearly as excited. Why? Because new church plants always bring about a transition in my own congregation. Folks I have invested in and loved and cared about for years occasionally have a desire to help in the establishment of new church plants and I dont easily let go of those I have been called to pastor. Thus the battle within me rages. Its happened before and its happening in me again, right now. So today I pray
Lord, give me grace and calm the storm within me. Help me to remember that my calling and my control of things are not the same thing. Help me to discover once again that the church, even my church, belongs to you more than it does to me. The pastor and evangelist in me seem to constantly be at war with one another. Today, I confess the struggle and ask for a truce. I am so grateful that you use these moments to remind me once again that your kingdom is so much bigger than me. Make the pastor and evangelist inside of me drop their individual swords to become lifetime friends and ministry partners. Jesus, give me peace. In your name I pray, Amen.
January 2013
The Kentucky Challenge A monthly publication of the Kentucky Ministry Network of the Assemblies of God
KSOM
Childrens
February 15 - 16
Class
one:
Introduc)on
to
Childrens
Ministry March 15 - 16
Class
two:
Discovering
Your
Leadership
Style May 10 - 11
Class
three:
Teaching
Kids
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Worship June 7 - 8
Class
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Nurturing
Children
in
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Faith
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djb@kyag.org
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502-241-7111
Ext
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The Kentucky Challenge A monthly publication of the Kentucky Ministry Network of the Assemblies of God
The Kentucky Challenge A monthly publication of the Kentucky Ministry Network of the Assemblies of God
NEWS
Pastors
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LOUISVILLE...........................GEORGE RHYE NORTH CENTRAL...................DAN COLLARD BLUEGRASS..........................TERRY MOORE CUMBERLAND.........MARY JANE BOGGS RED RIVER.......................EDDIE THOMAS NORTHERN.........................RHONDA FIELDS NORTHEAST....................ANTHONY MULLINS MOUNTAIN.........................LORIE VANNUCCI APPOINTED DEPARTMENTAL MINISTRIES REPRESENTATIVE KENTUCKY DISTRICT..............BRIAN NEUGENT HONORARY PRESBYTERS KENTUCKY DISTRICT................JOSEPH HARDT KENTUCKY DISTRICT..............LAVERN SNYDER
ROYAL RANGERS GILBERT KERBY..............................888.776.8324 XPERT_EXTERIORS@YAHOO.COM WWW.KYROYALRANGERS.ORG SPECIAL TOUCH KUSUM NEAL..................................502.867.7097 KUSUMNEAL@ATT.NET TEEN CHALLENGE OFFICE.......................................502.544.3288 TEENCHALLENGEKY@JUNO.COM WOMENS MINISTRIES SHARON FRIDGE.........................502.545.1980 SHARONFRIDGE@AOL.COM YOUTH DIRECTOR BRIAN NEUGENT.................................502.241.7111 KYM@KYAG.ORG YOUTH ALIVE RODNEY GOODLETT............................502.241.7111 YA@KYAG.ORG ACCOUNT # 2602076
DISTRICT MINISTERS
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