Wednesday, July 09, 2008

Others at Together on a Mission

Hugh Bourne takes a more critical approach to newfrontiers, and a more positive one. I'm due to meet with Hugh in the coffee break tomorrow which will be good. Adrian Warnock continues to report including this from last night's talk by Terry Virgo. Also looking forward to seeing my friends from Sovereign Grace Ministries who'll be popping in for the day.
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