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Desert Springs Church •of Chandler opened a Gilbert campus Oct. 20. The Assemblies of God church meets at 10 a.m. Sundays at Cooley Middle School, 1100 S. Recker Road in Gilbert. Its established campus in Chandler will remain open. 480-726-0399. www.desertspringschurch.com
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