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Sep 26 2007

I was a-wandering all over the countryside

Posted by Dory in good times

I went to the Joyce Meyer 2007 Women’s Conference in St. Louis, MO. Here’s a video I took with my camera, but you’ll have to turn your head sideways because for some reason I thought I could take it portrait instead of landscape then rotate it later but alas, this is not the case. Duh. I sat in about the third row in the Deaf Ministry section. The interpreters were FANTASTIC.

Me and The Godsister

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One Response to “I was a-wandering all over the countryside”
  1. Michael Daehn says:
    Thursday, September 27, 2007 at 9:45 am

    I forget to turn my camera sometimes too, tee hee.

    Glad you enjoyed the conference!

    Michael Daehn
    Web Strategist
    Joyce Meyer Ministries
    http://www.joycemeyer.org

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