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  • Saturday Morning Worship

    January 21, 2006

    Tags: Prayer, Worship
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    Saturday morning worship at the Loughery home: Shannon’s upstairs reading Scripture; Kaileigh and I are downstairs dancing to our newly aquired Vertigo//2005. U2 Live from Chicago DVD.

    Life’s good this morning.

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