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The Telegram

Monday, July 31, 2006

Just finished the interview with the Telegram. Went very, very well. I think it's going to be a great story. Alisha was very interested in the stuff that mattered - God! She didn't have an agenda, she wasn't trying to be politically correct, and she wanted as much stuff about God as possible. I appreciated that.

If you get the Telegram, look out in the next couple of weeks for the story on Christian Young People in the Province. Good Luck Alisha, and thanks for the opportunity to share my heart.

Keep Lookin Up

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