Church Life

The Gospel Of Mark Intro

The Intro Video for Faith Bible Church's Series On Mark

Duration : 3 min 14 sec

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The Church Structure

There’s a revelation I would like to share here, and it concerns the structure – the form, the container – the Body. We all know the Church is the Body of Christ. The body is an extremely important part, so the spirit and the soul; the power and the anointing; the glory and the character; the gifts and the fruit; the calling and the destiny, can function properly.

Have you noticed, that before the Lord places His Spirit, first He always makes the form that will contain Him. First is the form and then the content in it. We can see that everywhere throughout the Bible. I will give you just seven quick examples:

1. When the Lord began creating the Heavens and the Earth, the Bible says the Earth was without form and void (Genesis 1:2). It was a shapeless mass. Some Bible scholars say this was not the initial creation process, but rather a recreation one, after the Earth had become formless because of a certain disaster. Whatever the case might be, we can see that the Holy Spirit could not do anything, except move upon the waters and wait for God the Father to start speaking the word and bringing ORDER (form, structure) in this place. Then and only then the Spirit could fill every part of this new creation with Himself. Without the proper order and structure, He would still be moving upon the waters. There are waters of devastation in our life too, that have come because of a certain calamity, and the Spirit of God is waiting for God’s word to come forth in our life, bringing Divine order, form and structure.
2. When the Lord created man, first He formed the body out of the dust of the Earth, and then, when the form was ready, He placed His Spirit in man, breathing the breath of life into his nostrils (Genesis 2:7). First was the form, and then the life in that form.
3. When the Lord established the institution of the family, the man said: “This is now bone of my bones, and flesh of my flesh:… and they shall be one flesh” (Genesis 2:23-24). So many married couples are trying desperately to become one spirit and one soul, and it would help so much if they all understand that if the Lord is going to place His Spirit and His heart and mind in their marriage, they must first become one flesh – one form – one structure – one body! This is spirituall language. Spiritually to become one flesh and one body. Amazing, isn’t it? Think about it! Once the conducive structure is in place, the Lord is ready to fill it with His Spirit.
4. When the Lord commanded Moses to build a Tabernacle for the Lord, the Bible says that the people were building it according to a precise design given to Moses. It was a very detailed and complicated work, and they had to finish it completely, every detail being in place, nothing missing, nothing broken, nothing out of place, and then, the Glory of the Lord (His Presence, His power, His essence, His character, His gifts, His fruit, His plans, purposes, intentions, and destiny) filled the Tabernacle (Exodus 40:33-35). This is an amazing portion of Scripture. It signifies that when Moses finished the work, setting everything in its proper place and order, the Glory of the Lord came and made this place alive.
5. When the Lord took Ezekiel to the valley filled with dry bones, it was a picture of death and destruction. So what was Ezekiel supposed to prophesy first, in order that life could come back in those dry bones? You guessed it – he had to prophesy the structure first – the forming of the bones into a body, the gathering of all these bones, the coming of the flesh, skin and everything else, and then, finally, he had to prophesy about the Spirit to come and make the bones alive. Can we see already that the Spirit comes when we present to Him a place – a form, a structure, a body? That’s so important! (Ezekiel 37).
6. When the Lord established the institution of the Church, first He worked towards the establishment of the structure of His future body of believers while He was on Earth, and then, at Pentecost, He poured His Spirit upon His Church. He called His Church – His Body – The Body of Christ. Christ means Anointed One. That includes His anointing, His power, His gifts and fruit – His everything. We are the Body, that contains His Spirit. Isn’t this the greatest privilege one can ever have? As a Body of Christ, we become “bone of His bones and flesh of His flesh”. That’s why we are also called the Bride of Christ. As Adam’s bride, we become one with Him by becoming a part of His Body, and then, His Spirit comes to dwell within us. Then, we become one Spirit and one mind with Him also. Whew! That in itself is such a vast subject, so it definitely can not be explained at length here, but it sure is enough to make us think.
7. The Bible says that even evil spirits seek a body to be able to express themselves in the Earth, as well as carry out their wicked plans, strategies, and schemes. They consider the bodies of people their houses (Matthew 12:43-45). They can not operate without a body. That’s why they pleaded with Jesus to at least send them into pigs’ bodies, in stead of sending them in the abyss, where they could find no rest. So, the body is important to evil spirits as well. That’s why the Bible expressly says that we are a temple of the Holy Spirit and that we should be extremely careful about what we are doing with our bodies. Our bodies are for the Lord and for His purposes, and we must present them as a living sacrifice, holy and acceptable to Him and Him only (Romans 12:1).

So, we can see from all these, and many more examples, that the body, the structure, the form, is extremely important. In a global aspect, this is really something the Church should pay attention to. Because if the Body is not properly structured, it will not be able to fulfil its destiny completely. You see, we can have all the revelation truths being restored and all the power and anointing and glory at our disposal, and yet, not move in our Divine destiny, because the structure of our life, our family, our church or our nation can be crippled and thus, not being able to hold all the precious things coming from the Spirit of the Lord.

Through the years of Church history, the structure of the Church has been changing with every new revelation truth being restored and with every new minsitry office and function being revealed. At the time just prior to the Protestant reformation started by Martin Luther, there was a total chaos in the Church structure, and that’s why, this period is called: The dark ages of the Church. It reminds us of the condition of the Earth in Genesis 1:2 – no form, no structure, no shape, no body. Hereby – no Spirit and no life, but at the same time – a great potential. So, since the time of Martin Luther, the Lord began to reshape again the structure of His Church, parallel with the restoration of revelation truths and offices. We can see the progression from a shapeless mass, to a Church that little by little began to assimilate God’s truths of being born again, being baptised in water and in the Spirit, living holy life, living by faith, living separated for God’s plans and purposes, using our God given gifts, talents, and abilities, expressing the fruit of the Spirit in our daily lives, praising and worshipping the Lord more and more openly and from the heart, praying with more intensity and power, getting deeper in God’s word and so much more.

Then, we see another progression. The Lord started restoring the office of the evangelist. The structure of the Church changed immediately. Large tent meetings and open meetings mark this period of time. The structure was a mass gathering for the purpose of winning the lost. Then, when a considerable number of lost people got saved, a change of structure was needed again, to accomodate all these people, so they didn’t fall away. The pastor’s office came to help, providing Jesus’ love and care for the thousands of newly born people. Then the office of the teacher provided another structure, more conducive for the education of God’s people in all present truth. Many Bible Schools came into existence, many Theologic schools, many spiritual seminaries, many books have been written, many Christian Universities have been established, providing education on campus, through correspondent courses or even through online study. Then, with the coming of the office of the prophet and the apostle, the Lord had to change the structure of the Church again to a more flexible structure that would allow special training gatherings to be formed, where people could be individually trained expressly for the work of the ministry, moving in the gifts, the fruit and the authority of the Holy Spirit.

Now, when the five fold office has been restored compeltely and is gaining momentum as a combined ministry force (apostles, prophets, teachers, pastors and evangelists working together for the equipping of the saints), more and more the Church is coming into the original structure the Lord had in mind for it – the Structure of the Body!

More and more believers begin to realize that they are a part of something bigger, a part of a Worldwide Corporate Body, and that by finding their place in that Corporate Body, they will contribute to its growth in the Lord (Ephesians 4:11-16). More and more, believers are finding out, that they are not just to be lay people, coming to Church once or twice a week, listening to the man or woman behind the pulpit, and having no other responsibility whatsoever. Every believer is a king and a priest in God’s Kingdom and as such, has a tremendous responsibility to do the work of the ministry, once he / she have been equipped for it by the fivefold ministry. More and more the Church is moving towards the cell structure of ministry, where the Corporate Body of Christ can be divided into smaller, local bodies, and each local body – into smaller “cells”, where each person has been given the opportunity and privilege to minister to the Lord and to the other people. This structure is the ideal one for producing ministers of the Lord out of every one of us – ministers in our cells, ministers in our jobs, ministers in our schools, ministers in our churches, ministers in our neighborhoods, and ministers in every place where the sole of our feet shall tread upon.

We already saw in the definitions’ chapter, that our bodies function through the help of each cell, each cell having received information from the Head concerning everything. Oh that the Church reaches this place, where we start functioning as One Body of Christ, with many different parts working together all over the world, with each cell working properly, having received its commands from the Head of the Body (Jesus) through His chain of authority (The five-fold ministry)! Lord, please help us make that transition!

Nikola Dimitrov
http://www.articlesbase.com/religion-articles/the-church-structure-495269.html

Creating a Vision Statement for Life: How to Achieve Your Ideal Life!

Creating A Vision Statement For Your Life: How To Achieve Your Ideal Life

How do you imagine your ideal life?  What is it you want from life?  How do you see the future of your life?  In other words, what is the ultimate vision for your life?  Before you can ever expect to achieve that life, you must know what specific vision you have for your life and how to articulate that vision. 

This article will give you the exact process to begin achieving the life you want to live.  There are two essential steps to achieving whatever you want in life.  First, you must clearly define and write down your ultimate vision for your life.  Secondly, you’ll be setting specific goals that consistently move you closer to your ultimate life.  Once you’ve put all this together, you’ll be empowered, motivated, and have a plan to get you exactly where you want to go.   

Imagine planning a trip cross country and not having a set destination.  You would just be driving around aimlessly hoping to end up where you want to go.  After all, if you don’t know where you’re going, how will you ever get where you want to go?  So you must know where it is you want to end up with your life.  You must know what you want from life.  You must also know how to clearly define your ultimate vision by actually writing it out on paper.

Don’t miss this point; you must write down your ultimate life vision.  You must have a set clearly written destination for your life.  Without it, you’ll just be aimlessly wondering through life hoping to end up where you want to be.  However, with a stated well-defined vision, you can accurately make specific plans to achieve the exact life you want.

The Four Categories For Your Life’s Vision Statement

So how does one begin to define the life they desire?  How do we visualize the life we truly want and then develop that into a literal vision statement for our lives?  The process is not complicated and does not take long at all.  First, you’re going to create four categories to create a framework for your ultimate vision for life.

These four categories can best be described by four separate words: Be, Do, Have, & Give.  These words will create the frame for what you ultimately want to achieve with your life.  Below I’ve given you a brief list of questions for each category to help you define the vision for your life.

Be – What do you want to Be?  What kind of a person do you want to be?  Do you want to be a father, mother, a good friend, a leader, etc.  Who is the person you want to be when you are living the life you truly desire?

Do – What do you want to Do?  What kind of work would you like to be a part of?  What kind of fun activities would like to do?  Do you want to travel, golf, bungee jump, etc?  Do you want to write a book, start a business, learn a new hobby, etc.? 

Have – What do you want to Have?  What stuff do you want to have?  What toys would you like to be able to play with – a new car, new house, a jet?  What intangibles do you want to possess – good health, happy family relationships, strong spiritual life, etc.? 

Give – What do you want to Give?  What would you like to share with the world?  Do you want to give knowledge or time to an individual or group?  Would like to give time and money to a non-profit organization or church?  What would you like to pass on to your family?

Creating Your Life’s Vision Statement

All you need to do is make a list for each of these four categories.  I would suggest you simply start with a list of 5-10 items per category and actually write down these lists of what you want to Be, Do, Have, and Give.  You should consistently add to these lists.

Once you’ve created these lists, look over each of the lists again and then write a page or two describing your ideal life that you’ve outlined with these lists.  This will be your vision statement that you will read at least twice each and every day, once in the morning when you wake-up and once when you go to bed at night.

Understand the power of writing down what you want from life and then reading it each and every day.  Our brains are goal-seeking devices and were designed to manifest whatever is put into them.  Consistently putting the description of your ideal life into your brain will not only motivate you, but also provide your mind with a specific picture it will creatively work to achieve for you both consciously and unconsciously.  For more information on this concept, read Maxwell Maltz’s classic book, Psycho-cybernetics.

The Stepping Stones To Living Your Ideal Life

Now that you’ve written your Be, Do, Have, Give lists and then written your Vision Statement, you’re ready to develop the plan to achieve that life by setting the right goals to eventually get you where you want to go.

There’s been a lot written about goal-setting and unfortunately too many people dismiss the real power of goal-setting because they don’t really know how to successfully set a goal.  Goal-setting is simple, but it must be done in a certain way to make it work for you and your life. 

The following are four key qualities of goals to make them as powerful as possible.  When you set any goal, be sure it follows these four characteristics and you’ll be on your way to living the life you want.

The Four C’s To Successful Goal-Setting

Complimentary – A major source of stress in our lives comes from uncomplimentary goals.  In order to see the highest levels of success in the fastest time, goals must be complimentary.  That is, goals must work together, with one another and not against each other.  Having a goal is increase your time at work for increased profits and at the same time having another goal to spend more time with family is not productive.  These two goals work against one another thus slowing down the entire process.  You may have to delay one goal to a later time to maintain a list of goals that work together.  Be aware of all your goals you are working toward and make sure they compliment one another as much as is possible. 

Composed – Goals MUST be Written, Specific, & Measurable.  You have to write your goals down on paper and keep them in front you consistently, at least once every day.  Your goals have to be specific.  In other words, you must be sure your goals are not abstract or too general; they must deal with a specific issue or part of your life.  Saying you want to be a better parent is not a goal.  Lastly, goals must be measurable.  This is associated with making goals specific, but also means that goals must have a deadline (time, day, month, and year) and must be quantifiable.  “I want to make more money,” is not good enough.  A better goal is, “It is 1:00pm on March 4, 2012, and I am making $12,000 every month.”  Besides being specific and measurable, notice that the goal is also written in present tense.  This is a technique to make your brain believe that the goal already exists thus motivating your brain to work to achieve that reality like a self-fulfilling prophecy.

Catalyst – Setting goals as catalyst will keep you motivated and consistently moving toward your ideal life.  Essentially, you are going to bribe yourself to achieve your goals.  That is, when you develop your schedule of goals, build in rewards with certain milestone goals and then give yourself that reward.  Maybe when you achieve a certain income goal, you are going to take a vacation or buy something you want.  These rewards partnered with goals work as catalyst pushing and pulling you forward and provide something for you to look forward to.

Care – You must have passion for and genuinely care about what you are trying to achieve.  Anytime you begin to lose that passion or get frustrated, you must mentally and emotionally link the achievement of your goals with your Vision Statement.  You must realize that working toward the next goal and achieving your goals is moving you closer and closer to the life your ideally want to live.  Stay passionate and care about what you are doing by staying focused on the ultimate outcome…living the life you want.  

There you have it, a goal-setting system that is proven to work for anyone who takes the time to implement it.  Combining this goal-setting system with your Be, Do, Have, Give lists and your life’s Vision Statement, you’ll have the necessary tools to consistently move toward living the life you’ve always wanted.

Do not underestimate the power of the written word and be sure, if you haven’t yet, to back complete the various exercises outlines in this article so you can begin to move forward with your life and live the life you truly deserve and want sooner rather than later.

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Judith Sept
http://www.articlesbase.com/goal-setting-articles/creating-a-vision-statement-for-life-how-to-achieve-your-ideal-life-678883.html

The Hamster School Of Management

It can be said that everything you needed to know in life you learnt in kindergarten. “Don’t take what is not yours “and “Always tell the truth”.

Yet many people do not understand what you might consider to be perfectly clearly basic truths of life that are clearly understood and fully comprehended your four year old. That is to “Tell the truth” and “Not to take what is Not Yours”.

These are the simple basics of a happy and secure life. In most cases you learnt them by example- either by a close family member or another very important example in your life.

Many people you will meet in your travels may repeat simple phrases and slogans such as “Those that do not plan – plan to fail” or such truisms as “The job is not done until the tools (or paperwork) is either put away or finished.

Yet the amazing thing is that most of these same people do not comprehend simple truths that you as child learnt. It is amazing that even a hamster seems to know such things intuitively and instinctively.

How can this be? Why is it that apparently intelligent or in many cases non intelligent people cannot grasp these simple and apparent truisms.

The answer comes down to two factors. Firstly the examples these people saw in life whether it was from their home and family environment or other important role models.
It is most important that you set good role models in your parenting skills.

Secondly in life and in many job or power structures a person is promoted not to the station that he or she is best at or most competent but rather to the stage at which his terrible incompetence stops them and their progress up the ladder of life..

Think of it who is it that influenced you to good worthwhile habits in life. What is a family member, an uncle a neighbor? This person may have inadvertently set you on the good path. It is much better to learn from a good role model than have to overcome the mistakes that a poor role model will leave you to overcome

Secondly it should be understood that in life people do not stop at their level of competence. Organizations whether it is at your place of work, your church, school or non profit group tend to promote people until even after trouble begins. Organizational structure is such people are seldom trained for their jobs. They are thrust into a position that they are not trained for and bumble through. To make it worse their role model of choice is their previous poorly or untrained processor… This cycle of life goes on and on infinitum.

Winston Churchill said democracy is the worst form of government except all the others that have been tried. The same can be said for role models in life. The same parallels can be said about the job site and parenting skills. It is amazing that there are not more homicides in the workplace among staff and management.

William Z. Piker
http://www.articlesbase.com/management-articles/the-hamster-school-of-management-121724.html

The Spiritual Side of St. Kitts

While some Caribbean islands are known for their raucous atmosphere, St. Kitts and its residents are content being quiet, peaceful and devout. Though the island certainly isn’t without plenty of fun, the spiritual nature of St. Kitts’ residents seems to grant a calming influence to all who visit. Like many other destinations known for being peaceful and contemplative, life for locals in St. Kitts seems to revolve around the churches and their rich histories. As the population of St. Kitts is small compared to other popular Caribbean islands, the island has only two main churches. However, these churches – a Roman Catholic cathedral and an Anglican church – are two of the most important buildings on the island and should be part of any sightseeing tour in Basseterre.

One of the most impressive structures in St. Kitts is the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception, a Catholic church that dates to the 1920s. Though the cathedral is not yet 100 years old, a number of colonial churches have stood on the land since the early 18th century. The original Catholic cathedral was built on this picturesque plot in 1706. Initially known as the Cathedral of Notre Dame, the French-built structure was destroyed only four years later by invading British troops. With St. Kitts under British control, the church was rebuilt in 1710 as the island’s primary Anglican church. For the next century, Roman Catholics were persecuted by the British and forbidden from worshipping in public. As a result, the Catholic population of St. Kitts was forced to practice their religion in private, without a house of worship to call their own.

After a century of persecution, St. Kitts’ Catholics were again allowed to practice their faith in 1829. A few years later, a large group of Portuguese immigrants arrived on the island, further increasing the island’s diversity and St. Kitts’ Catholic population. With the support of these devoutly religious immigrants, St. Kitts’ Catholic population erected a new church in 1856. Now known as the Church of the Immaculate Conception, the building served the island’s Catholic community until 1927 when today’s larger, more ornate structure was erected. Today, visitors can tour the cathedral amongst the beautiful surroundings of Independence Square, St. Kitts’ historic park that is bordered by well-preserved colonial buildings.

After St. Kitts’ Catholic population reclaimed the site of their church in the mid-19th century, the Anglican congregation built a new house of worship just east of the cathedral. Like the original incarnation of the Catholic cathedral, St. George’s Anglican Church was built in the 1850s. However, unlike the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception, St. George’s Anglican Church has remained intact for 150 years. Though St. George’s has been renovated several times following fires and storms, the remarkable colonial structure is still in service today. Despite lacking the grandeur of the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception, St. George’s Anglican Church is an important site in Basseterre and shouldn’t be missed when touring the city.

To the west of both primary churches, visitors will find the Springfield Chapel and Cemetery. Also constructed in the mid-19th century, the Springfield Chapel and Cemetery is an important religious and historical site for locals. In 1858, the government responded to a cholera epidemic that had affected the island for four years by requiring all future burials to take place at Springfield Cemetery. In 1862, the government of St. Kitts added the non-denominational chapel to be used for all burial services. Today, the Springfield Chapel and Cemetery serve as constant reminders of the island’s unwavering faith and unique colonial history. Just as many locals celebrate this site amongst the most spiritual and uplifting in St. Kitts, many visitors have made the journey to the west side of Basseterre to experience the rustic chapel and historic graveyard.

If you want to tap into the peaceful spirit of St. Kitts, these sites should be at the top of your sightseeing list. While the churches in St. Kitts might seem modest at first glance, these incredible buildings have incredible stories to tell to all who visit.

Justin Burch
http://www.articlesbase.com/travel-articles/the-spiritual-side-of-st-kitts-701879.html

Insinkerator LC-50 Light Duty Commercial Garbage Disposer 1/2 hp 115V

The Insinkerator LC-50 is a light duty commercial garbage disposer that’s suitable for use in convenience stores, church kitchens, bed and breakfasts, fast food restaurants, delis, and other food service locations that don’t need a heavier-duty model. This 1/2 hp disposer combines the ease of use and flexibility of a household unit with extra durability for light commercial settings built right in! It can be operated by a standard wall switch. An automatic reversing motor ensures longer life and trouble-free operation. The Insinkerator LC-50 features a durable stainless steel grind chamber with a cast nickel chrome cutting element which helps ensure dependable service. This 1/2 hp light duty commercial disposer will fit most standard 3 1/2 inch to 4 inch sink openings without welding. Mounting hardware is included. The Insinkerator LC-50 is backed by a full 1-year manufacturer’s warranty from the installation date. It is UL Listed, LC5011 IN-SINK-ERATOR

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VaShawn Mitchell Singing “Nobody Greater” at Harvest Life Changers Church, Int’l

Gospel recording artist VaShawn Mitchell visits Harvest Life Changers Church in Woodbridge, VA (Lyle and Deborah Dukes Ministries), singing “Nobody Greater” from his debut album “Triumphant.”

Duration : 0:4:49

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Dad Life Rap (church on the move)

Dad Like COTM Church On The Move

Fathers Day 2010! Hope all the dads had a good one!

(Lyrics)
Ha ha
This is dad life
It’s how we live
24/7, 365
Check me

Gas station glasses
Don’t care what the masses
Think about me wit my sweet goatee
I’m rockin’ my Dockers
With a cuff and a crease
I got that St. John’s Bay
And a clip for my piece

I look nice
I got dozens of dollars
And that’s right
It goes straight to my daughters and my wife
I’m a miracle dad
Makin’ magic with the checkbook is a talent I have

I roll hard in the yard
With a 60-inch cut
Zero turn radius
My neighbors say what?
They be drivin’ by
Peepin’ my landscape
Yo, these greens got nothin’ on my manscape

Hydrangeas (what), Begonias (naw)
Crape Myrtle (tight), ornamental turtle!
Hold up
Is that a weed in my fescue?
Aw naw, Round Up to the rescue

It’s the dad life, it’s the dad life
Take my daughty to the party, it’s the dad life
(bringin’ home the bacon)
It’s the dad life, it’s the dad life
Shootin’ vids of the kids, it’s the dad life

Roll up to the splash pad, 10 AM
My whole entourage
Hops out the minivan
We splishy splashy for an hour or two
Then it’s back to the house
Preppin’ for the barbeque

Brats, dogs, rack of ribs, whateva (tight)
Get me on the Weber
Man, nobody does it betta
Call me lord of the grill
I’m king of the coals
Nana’s secret recipe, you know how I roll

1080p, 16×9
I’m rockin’ man cave status
With a screen like mine
Keep your peanut butter hands
Off my 50-inch Vizio
Pop up the corn, roll the Disney video

{ “A whole new world…” }

We got Aladdin, Jasmine
Abu, the genie (hey)
With kids like mine, everybody wants to be me
Sing a nigh-night song and then it’s off to bed
This is the dad life, no more to be said

It’s the dad life, it’s the dad life
Hit the mall, coaching ball, it’s the dad life
(bringin’ home the bacon)
It’s the dad life, it’s the dad life
Playing rough, fixing stuff, it’s the dad life
(bringin’ home the bacon)
It’s the dad life, it’s the dad life
Yeah, you know how we do it
It’s the dad life
This is also for my dad whose birthday is this month! Happy Birthday Dada!

Duration : 0:2:50

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Overcome-SONG

Video of the song “overcome” recorded at New Life Church. New Life Worship latest release “Counting On God” is now available on itunes and www.newlifeworship.com. Make sure to check out the Song Story as well…

Duration : 0:10:52

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Universal Life Church – We Say God Bless America

We’re the Universal Life Church that proudly says “GOD BLESS AMERICA” Join God’s Choice For The Real Universal Life Church – http://www.ulcnetwork.com

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