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De Witt, New York (NY) Religious Organizations Companies

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Harold Lerner
108 Carlton Dr.
De Witt NY 13214
(315) 446-3691
East Side Vineyard Christian
5205 Jamesville Rd.
De Witt NY 13214
(315) 682-8887
St David's Episcopal Church
PO Box 261
De Witt NY 13214
(315) 446-2112
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Pebble Hill Presbyterian Charity
5299 Jamesville Rd.
De Witt NY 13214
(315) 446-0960
P V George
1545 Salt Springs Rd.
De Witt NY 13214
(315) 446-7673
Holy Cross Church
4112 E Genesee St # 1
De Witt NY 13214
(315) 446-0473
John Fulton
20 Pebble Hill Rd S
De Witt NY 13214
(315) 445-1939
Beth Sholom Chevra Shas
PO Box 271
De Witt NY 13214
(315) 446-9570
De WITT Community Church
3600 Erie Blvd E
De Witt NY 13214
(315) 445-0331
Peter Shidemantle
200 Saybrook Ln.
De Witt NY 13214
(315) 449-1842
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