Blessed Christmas Season to the internet and my friends. I wish you could come over for a meal or a treat. XO.
Sermon: Wittenberg Academy – Jan 14, 2025
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2 comments:
A blessed Christmas to you as well, Brigitte.
I wish we could come to your home and share a meal or treat with you, too.
Maybe one day. I hope.
It would be a great pleasure, Steve.
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