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5 responses to “Discovering the Holy Among the Profane in Fifteen Minutes”

Shawn Barker

March 26, 2014

I enjoyed this BT. You have a talent for putting thoughts onto paper.

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1. brentkarentaylor
  
  March 27, 2014
  
  Thanks for reading and for the thought, Shawn. You are one of those folks who keeps me turning the pages of the Book.
  
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Charlotte

March 26, 2014

Thanks, Son, for letting us share your communion thoughts. We had heard that it was touching and wished we could have heard it. I am thankful that God has gifted you to turn those four letter words into words that take us beyond the profane to catch a glimpse of the heavenly.

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Daryl Worley

April 4, 2014

Thank you for sharing this Brent

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1. brentkarentaylor
  
  April 4, 2014
  
  Thanks for reading Daryl!
  
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