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St. Paul's AME Zion Church In Quogue Celebrates 95 Years of History

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The Reverend Rena Thompson

The Reverend Rena Thompson

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the Reverend Andrew Teagle Jr. and the Reverend Dedra Kimensky

the Reverend Andrew Teagle Jr. and the Reverend Dedra Kimensky

By Carol Moran on Jun 6, 2012
The weathered, dark wooden slats lining the walls of St. Paul’s African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church in Quogue lead up to a steeple with a bell that no longer rings,... more

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