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This ends Kathy's almost a year of posts about life with Jesus.  It will be a while before she is ready to start posting another series.  So in the mean time I will try to use this space.  For one thing I can post my weekly sermons here, and then whatever other random, but hopefully inspired, thoughts occur to me to share.

 In addition, we would love to know who has been regularly reading these posts.  Please send us an e-mail to: gjdbois(at)hotmail.com

 Pastor Greg Du Bois

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