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Until the main sanctuary is finished, Sabbath services will be held in this open space at the new Seventh-day Adventist church. The space can accommodate 300 people and will serve as overflow space when the 300-person-capacity sanctuary is finished.

Until the main sanctuary is finished, Sabbath services will be held in this open space at the new Seventh-day Adventist church. The space can accommodate 300 people and will serve as overflow space when the 300-person-capacity sanctuary is finished.

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A miracle worth waiting for
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A miracle worth waiting for

Moses Lake Seventh-day Adventists finally move into their new building

MOSES LAKE — Sometimes, miracles take a while. Like the new Moses Lake Seventh-day Adventist Church building. “It's been a real journey of faith because it took so long,” said lifelong member Judy Twigg, who serves on the church board. “You learn to trust and obey in times (when) you don't always see the future. You don't see the end date.”