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Amicable Exes Ben Affleck And Jennifer Garner Attend Church With Their Three Kids — See The Pics!

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Dec 11, 2018 8:28 am·

By Samantha Faragalli

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Talk about amicable exes! Ben Affleck and Jennifer Garner may have just finalized their divorce in October 2018, but they’re keeping it cool for the sake of their three kids. The divorced duo — they previously wed in 2005 and announced their split in 2015 — was seen attending church on Sunday, Dec. 9 with Violet, 13, Seraphina, 9, and Samuel, 6.

Scroll through the gallery below to see the family at the church services!

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Snack Time

The exes and their three kids enjoyed a coffee break and a snack after the services.

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Bon Appétit

They seemed to really be enjoying the break as a family!

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Leading The Way

Ben led the way in his plaid shirt and jeans — and we loved his casual Sunday look!

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Looking Good

Ben looked better than ever following his recent rehab stint — and we imagine Jen is so happy about it.

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Father-Daughter Time

We’re sure Ben loved spending the day with his daughters, Violet and Seraphina.

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Family Time

The family looked happy together as they walked into the church.

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Father-Son Duo

We bet Samuel was thrilled to spend the day with his father!

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Fierce In Red

Jen looked fabulous in a red skirt and black blouse.

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