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Hello again,

I have some exciting news! The Logan Martin Church of Church has decided to oversee Parker Memorial Library and collect the funds. I'm so thrilled...one big step closer.

Now, just to set up two bank accounts. Mark McWhorter has been an amazing help and continues to be so. He has a love for books and a desire to see others learn. I would be no where near where I am in accomplishing this library if not for him. God has blessed this effort! With the help of his daughter Katie (who works at a bank), he has agreed to set up the bank account.

In an effort to improve the presentation, GBN is allowing me to record my voice in their studio. By putting audio on my presentation, it will be more personal and interesting. So, when that is accomplished, I will put the presentation on this blog.

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The last two weeks I have spent at camp. One week at Backwoods Christian Camp and the other at Indian Creek Youth Camp. Backwoods was amazing, as always. I was privileged to get to work with the 4th-6th grade girls and thoroughly enjoyed myself. They were such a sweet group of girls!

Apologetics Press does a week at ICYC every year and it was a pleasure to finally meet many of the authors whose books I have been reading for years. I was able to make some connections at ICYC for the library. I was able to give two presentation DVD's out, one to a contact at the Northport congregation and one to Dave Miller. Apologetics Press has marvelously agreed to help the library out with some books. It's so nice to know that everything that the library will receive from them will be sound in the Word.    



       

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