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Worship Becomes a Drive-In Experience

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The parking lot of the RFK Stadium in Southeast was filled with over 200 cars Sunday morning as members of the Greater Mount Calvary Holy Church in northeast D.C. held an outdoor service using a drive-in method where churchgoers tuned their radio stations to 87.9 FM.

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