The Tithe Rap?!

Funny, yet informative, video!

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Anonymous said…
Gregg!!!! You have to use this in the opening of the Sunday Worship services! Or, maybe (if you think "some" hearts could take it as gracefully as it is intended to be) before the offering! I loved it!

And...you're right! Miss Brenda will be greatly missed in this amazing position of being so much to so many. She'll be a tough one to replace! I love her dearly!

Joyce Lewis
March 4, 2009 at 9:07 AM
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