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Originally published May 30, 2012

Hampton University to Host 2012 Minister’s Conference

by AFRO Staff

    Rev. Debra Bryant Haggins (Courtesy Photo/Hampton University)
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On June 3, over 6,000 ministers from across the country will converge at the Hampton University Minister’s Conference and the annual Choir, Directors and Organists’ Guild.

The week-long event will include various workshops, presentations from renowned ministers and unforgettable musical performances.

“For almost one hundred years now, ninety eight to be exact, Hampton University is pleased to bring you this interdenominational conference of praise, prayer and proclamation,” Rev. Debra L. Haggins, University Chaplain said in a statement. “We are pleased to welcome you to our campus, extend great hospitality and offer Christ through the excellence and the power of His redeeming word with songs and psalms of worship and praise.”

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