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Friday, March 8, 2013

Telling it like it can be: Learning to lean.

Telling it like it can be: Learning to lean.

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Rev. Barney: South Bend, Indiana, United States; I am redeemed. Born in Mississippi. Grew up in Minnesota and Chicago. A graduate of Senn high school. A United States Marine. A college graduate twice. A pastor. Father of seven beautiful daughters. Oldest of sixteen children. I love the Lord.

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