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One family, Two faiths father & son find common ground
Growing up with parents who practice different faiths isn't always easy, according to Kevin Watters. But it's an opportunity for everyone to do more than just ″talk the talk” of a particular religion. In separate interviews with the Herald, Kevin and his father, Don, discuss their interfaith family relationship, and why it works.
from Northfield, New Hampshire, USA
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