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Baptism Sermon 1/10/10
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13. January 2010 at 12:11 am :
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17. August 2010 at 10:01 pm :
“rise up from the pavement and build”….powerful, and a fabulous reminder for what some of us “middle-aged” folks can look to in the future, even if we have lived a full, but very selfish life in the past. Motherhood and Dean Baker have made me feel good, and positive about the future, and with God on my side and with his guidence he will help me to give my son the very best I can offer……Thank you! Love,
Melissa Mayes