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A celebration of history and culture at the annual Egyptian Festival (podcast)
Listen in as we visit the Egyptian Festival at Sts. Peter and George Coptic Orthodox Church in Westlake.
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Exploring Egypt through culture and creativity (photo gallery)
Members of the Christian Egyptian community from around Northeast Ohio gathered last weekend at the Sts. Peter and George Coptic Orthodox Church in Westlake to celebrate their rich culture. The SPSG festival featured ethnic music and food, an oral history of Egypt’s religious background, henna tattoos, face painting, and bounce houses for the kids.
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