Have an Anointed Monday

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J. Guy Muse said…
No matter what language it is sung in this song lifts our hearts to the Lord in praise!
10:40 PM
Anonymous said…
Absolutely breathtaking!!! I thought I was going to be raptured right out of my seat in front of my computer!!! Awesome.

Love to all,
Yo Mamma
10:40 AM
Anonymous said…
Greetings Cam! I've been catching up on my blog reading and have enjoyed reading through your posts. Thanks, too, for the heads up about Pascall.
Linda Muse
3:00 PM
Anonymous said…
Hey Cam-

i also got back to your blog after a long time... I especially rejoiced at your thankgiving reference to the florianopolis trip...

we were there when that tradition started and still alot of our favorite photos of our kids, from when they were small, were taken on that beach...
Boots Blackwell used to deep fry a turkey... and we would all catch up with each other w/o the AMM stuff (thats AGM now)... from SC, PR, RGS...good days and great folks... give them our love...

Stan and Debra Owens-Hughes
former Gauchos from Novo Hamburgo... now in Bogota
12:05 AM
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