The morning after Easter is always a tough one, but I was excited to get up at the butt-crack of dawn to wish our high school students and leaders off! They are headed down to LA this morning to serve with the Center for Student Missions. Keep Ben, Bethany, Paul, Stephen, Zack, Lesya,Casey, Becca, Emma, Michael, Daniel and Micaela in your prayers.
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