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chuckk gerwig

Great reminder Wayne. Seeing fun "happen" is engaging and magnetic for others. The Wreckless Play of a Vocational Minister would be a book of only a few pages for many in ministry though.

Make note to self: Chuckk, let people OBSERVE your fearless fun.

thanks for the reminder brother.

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