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Emily Davis and Zach Busick, both of Hutchinson, lead worship during Reset. Each Sunday night started and ended with worship music. The worship band was student lead and anyone was welcome to participate.
Having a comfortable atmosphere during worship is important to allow students to worship in their own way. Students were welcome to worship in any way they felt lead too. Students would pray with each other and encourage one another throughout the week.
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