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Graduation time of year brings a mixture of emotions. We were able to participate in the graduation Cerimonies at LOBS (Lake Orion Baptist School) last night. It was a wonderful display of what God can do with young people. The music was heavenly, the speeches very edifying, the message (by Dr. Sam Horn from Northaland Baptist Bible College) was definitely challenging. The whole afair was delightful. If you missed it you missed a treat. With all of the gloom and doom these days with regards to our public school system, the LOBS graduation was a blessing.

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  1. Oi Pastor Miguel!
    Tudo bem? Aki as coisas estao bem, porem corridas! Estou trabalhando em Chicago... e trabalhando BASTANTE, viu? Esta semana, provavelmente...65+. Mas Deus esta providenciando o dinheiro que necessito para voltar para fazer meu Mestrado no BJU em Agosto.
    Bem, achei o seu site por um comentario q vc deixou no blog do Benjamen, entao decidi dar um "alo!" Manda um abracao pra familia!

    Eddy Alexander
    eddy.alexander@hotmail.com

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