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Icing on the cake
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The new archbishop's blessing
The service complete, Archbishop Winston confers his blessing on the congregation.
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Garland for His Grace
Archbishop David bows his head as he is wreathed in a Pacific garland.
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Archepiscopal embrace
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God is great...
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Pacific crozier
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"We have the energy..."
Sepi finishes her sermon by introducing the young people's performance of "The Power of Your Love."
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The Gathering
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New Boss
Mrs Gail Thomson, the Commissioner of St John's College. She is, in effect, the college's new boss.
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Entebbe summit
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