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April 25, 2009

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Sivin Kit

This year I'm more intentional in doing FAITH 5 for our families, individuals and church as a whole.

so, I'm experimenting it in FULL at Bangsar Lutheran Church.

I'm trying two options - 5 minutes, for some it will be 10minutes, it creates hunger I think :-)

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