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mzpammie
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My Tagline:
Everyday is thanksgiving in the heart of a believer.
My Interests:
Prayer, Meditation, Worship, God, Angels, Charity, History, Movies, TV, Music, Books, Education, Travel, Current events, Art, Fitness, Caregiving, Family, Marriage, Money, Dreams
My Favorite Books, Authors, Musicians, Movies, Preachers, TV shows, etc:
My Spiritual Inheritance is my favorite book, My favorite musician is Shirley Ceasar, My favorite preacher is Bishop James R. Cleveland, Mobile, Al
My favorite TV shows are CSI's, Law & order, Ghost whisper and 24.
Who Inspires Me:
My pastor, Bishop James Cleveland and pastor Shirley Ceasar
My organizations and affiliations:
I am a member of The Deliverance aTemple Ministry where I currently serve as Assistant to The Pastor. I am also a member of PHI BETA LAMBDA, and pres. of the Brothers keeper bible study group at work.
My favorite spiritual activities:
Prayer, singing and playing the drums
Who I'm praying for:
Sr. Debra Hugger, Bor C, Roosevelt Cleveland , My children and grandchildren , And all believers everywhere in this world.
What is your current spiritual mood?:
Humbled
What's your spiritual type?:
Confident Believer - I have found the right path and am fully committed to it.
About Me
I am a non-Denominational, Ambassador for Christ. I believe in worshipping and praising a God who is Sovereign. I have four children and five grandchildren. I am a student, studying Human Services, because I believe one can never learn enough about serving people. My goal in life is to become a social worker to the poor and elderly.
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