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We found 5 more Church of God in Christ churches near LaurelShow 2 more nearby churches Hide Who we are New Life Christian Center COGIC welcomes Christians and those who seek to connect to Christianity in the Laurel area. We aim to make contact with and encourage others to join us in our life-changing Christian journey.We are a friendly Christian community where we welcome others to join us in our worship and service to God. Our vision is to make an impact for God, here in Laurel, Maryland by helping people understand the enriching messages of eternal hope given to us by Jesus Christ through His words and deeds. Everyone is welcome, no matter your age, beliefs, or background. Come just as you are - we'd love to get to know you better. Church Address Denomination Affiliations Church Website Leadership Leader Name: Leader Position: Formal Title: Leader Address: Phone: Fax: Leader Email: Click here to contact the church Leader Bio: on Social Media: Other Church Leaders: Leadership Photos Add a Photo Administration Admin Name: Admin Position: Admin Address: Phone: Fax: Admin Email: Mailing Address Location and Directions Driving Directions Travel/Direction Tips Know how to get there? Share the knowledge with others! Parking Please share parking information and/or parking experience! New Life Christian Center COGIC Service Times This church page is missing service times. Please click here to help this page visitors by submitting the church service times. Thank you! PRINT ZOOM ICAL SUBSCRIBE Worship Languages Dress Code Sunday School / Children and Youth Activities Under 12s: Under 18s: Local outreach & community activities Other activities & ministries Special Needs/Accessibility Prayers and Hymns Main Bible: Hymns and Songs: Other information Average Adult Congregation: Average Youth Congregation: Additional Info: New Life Christian Center COGIC Church Laurel Photos Add a photo New Life

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55 pages • 1 hour readFiction | Novel | Adult | Published in 2012A modern alternative to SparkNotes and CliffsNotes, SuperSummary offers high-quality Study Guides with detailed chapter summaries and analysis of major themes, characters, and more.Chapter Summaries & AnalysesToolsBetaSummary and Study GuideOverviewThe Secret Keeper is a work of adult historical fiction written by New York Times bestselling author Kate Morton and published by Atria Books in 2012. The novel follows Laurel Nicolson, who in 1961 watches her adored mother murder a stranger that comes upon their country home. Fifty years later, as her mother Dorothy Nicolson lies dying, Laurel investigates the stranger’s identity and her mother’s reasons for this crime of self-defense. Intertwined with Laurel’s quest is the story of young Dorothy Smitham and her suitor Jimmy Metcalfe, a photographer who, during the London Blitz, becomes embroiled in Dorothy’s plot against her former friend, Vivien Jenkins. As the events of May 1941 come to light, Dorothy’s secret reframes everything Laurel understands about her life. Like Morton’s other novels, The Secret Keeper was a bestseller in Canada, the United Kingdom, and the United States, and has been translated into over three dozen languages.This guide uses the 2012 Atria Books edition of The Secret Keeper.Content Warning: The novel and this guide contain references to domestic violence and suicidal ideation.In 1961, 16-year-old Laurel Nicolson watches her mother murder a stranger who approaches their rural English cottage. Fifty years later, as she sits near her ailing mother’s bedside, Laurel finds a photograph dated 1941 of her mother standing with another smiling young woman, identified as Vivien. The name sparks Laurel’s curiosity about the woman her mother was during the war, before she met Laurel’s father. Laurel realizes she has one last chance to discover the truth behind the secret her mother has kept all these years. As her siblings gather for their mother’s 90th birthday party, Laurel begins her investigation and learns the slain man was named Henry Jenkins and he had a wife, Vivien, who died in a bombing during World War II. At her birthday party, Dorothy expresses gratitude for second chances, and she asks about a man named Jimmy.In a scene set in 1941, Dorothy, nicknamed Dolly, meets Vivien Jenkins, who urges her to leave London while bombs fall around them. Vivien insists that Jimmy is gone and men will come after Dolly.In 1938, ambitious young Dolly Smitham meets her sweetheart, Jimmy Metcalfe, while avoiding her family during a vacation at the seaside. Dolly wants nothing more than to move to London and pursue the opportunities she is certain await her. In late 1940, Dolly is in London, working as a paid companion to a rich woman named Lady Gwendolyn.