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National Headliner Speaks

On Overcoming Addiction

Pastor Raymond Ramos, Brooklyn, speaks at the "Celebrating Unity in Recovery" talk at the Waterfront Cafe at SUNY Oneonta this evening. Ramos, who has been clean and sober for 25 years, is world renowned speaker for promoting substance free living. After a viewing of the film "The Anonymous People", Ramos spoke about his own struggles with drugs and his redemption, followed by a Q&A, food and fellowship. He was invited to speak by the Main St. Baptist Church will be speaking at the Main St. Baptist Church on Sunday morning. (Ian Austin/AllOTSEGO.com)
Pastor Raymond Ramos, Brooklyn, speaks at the “Celebrating Unity in Recovery” talk at the Waterfront Cafe at SUNY Oneonta this evening. Ramos, who has been clean and sober for 25 years, is world renowned speaker for promoting substance free living. After a viewing of the film “The Anonymous People”, Ramos spoke about his own struggles with drugs and his redemption, followed by a Q&A, food and fellowship. He was invited to speak by the Main St. Baptist Church will be speaking at the Main St. Baptist Church on Sunday morning. (Ian Austin/AllOTSEGO.com)

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