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Contact your pastor.

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Hello, Brenda -

If you want to roast a leg of lamb, in the oven, you will find instructions here:
https://www.allrecipes.com/recipe/9380/roast-leg-of-lamb/

This is a link to another recipe for roasting a leg of lamb:
https://www.thekitchn.com/how-to-roast-a-leg-of-lamb-cooking-lessons-from-the-kitchn-202391

Your question was posted in the Fixya.com category for Grilling, so in case you want to cook the lamb on a grill, see the instructions here:
https://www.epicurious.com/recipes/food/views/grilled-marinated-leg-of-lamb-234655

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"leg of lamb" roasting
or
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"leg of lamb" grilled

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I reckon so as for one reason a military chaplain outranks most of the congregation and for the other most of the major religious groups believe in Jesus Christ even though they disagree about His significance...

Sorry you are on the wrong website. We are not religious orientated, and have no business handing out advice on other people's need for prayer.

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The rate of lambing under farm management varies a lot depending on the system used. The average best rate without intensive management is one lamb per year.

Claims have been made for a rate of 2/yr, but this system has not been proven commercially.

The 3/2 system produces 3 lambs in 2 yrs with careful management of mating and lambing times.

The STAR system produces 5 lambs in 3 years,and has been made to work with intensive management.

Try this site for some cute number candles - http://www.weloveaparty.co.uk/Number_Candles or the Party City website that have numbers and star candles on sticks.

Try the Quick Candles site - http://www.quickcandles.com/Glass-Star-Bowl-p/5052_1.htm They have a range of sizes. I like their star shaped ones that can be used for floating candles.

Utility candles are candles that are practical and economical. They are made from pure paraffin wax and are commonly used for Christian and Jewish religious ceremonies.