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Rev. Dave Hedl| Supplied photo

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New Lenox church’s book answers kids’ questions about God

How old is God? Will my pet go to heaven? Why didn’t Jesus write his own book? When it comes to their faith, children have all kinds of questions. A New Lenox church has some answers. They come in a brightly illustrated hardcover book called …

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