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August 6,
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MINISTRY TOOLS Bob Burroughs, Editor ********** SPONSOR
Christian Performing Artists QUOTE To "dance" means to be new, to be fresh at every moment, as though one has just been released from the hand of God. (Unknown)
SCRIPTURE Let them praise His Name with dance. Psalm 149:3 PRAYER "Father, Creator, Gift-Giver, Savior and Friend, this is such a great day to be one of Your servants in the Kingdom. How I bless You for allowing me--and thousands and thousands of others--to have this same privilege--to serve the King. I bless You today especially for the gift of movement and dance--dance that can move one's heart to joy, sadness, elation, and profound inspiration. I bless You for those who are involved in the ministry of liturgical dance. I bless You that dance is finally finding it's way back into some worship experiences. I pray for those churches that are finding new and creative outlets to feature the gift and inspiration of dance. May the hearts and eyes of other church leaders be opened to one of the greatest tools for moving the hearts of Your people. I bless You, O God, for loving us, providing for us, even in the most difficult times. How wonderful to realize You are there with us in the midst of joy as well as suffering. You are truly a great and awesome God. I pray this prayer in the strong name of Jesus Christ, who provides through the Holy Spirit, creativity to be used in the Holy Act of Worship. Amen." WHAT THINK YE ? DANCE: The Lost Art DANCE - that is, "Liturgical Dance," has been forbidden and to a point, outlawed in many churches since the Dark Ages. But throughout the history of the world and across all cultures and continents, God's people have consistently prayed, praised and danced! Surprisingly, it is a young art in the Western Church, but realize, that during the time of Jesus, dance was vitally important and gave expression to the prayers and praise of the people.
Carla De Sola, in her book, The Spirit Moves: Handbook of Dance and Prayer, says this:
The early church carried on the tradition of the circle dance. Throughout the middle ages, there were wide varieties of dances, some even prescribed for pastors! But sadly, a living, deep understanding of the religious significance of dance was being lost in the midst of "development" and our western civilization gradually relegated dance, a mode of expression so fundamental to human life, to secular activity. The Secular World became the only home of dance.
So, it seems that back in the Dark Ages, someone, somewhere, at some point in history, said these words:
"There will be no more dancing, moving of the body in a holy place."
These words have held true through the centuries--till now!
DANCE - again, "Liturgical Dance," is making a comeback in the modern church. Yea!
JANE WELLFORD, Associate Professor of Performing Arts, Elon University and the Director of "Moving Liturgy Ensemble," based in Burlington, NC, says these words:
Liturgical dance is a dance or gesture used within worship, either by skilled or novice dancers, for the glory of God. It is intended to add depth and dimension to the spoken word or sung text and/or music within a worship service by the use of visual display, as enhancement for the words as they come to life though movement and drama.
Liturgical dance may also be performed in silence, without the use of words or music. Many of the choreographed movements are literal and easily understood by those who witness the dancers who create a tapestry of movement for the viewer, much like externalized prayer.
You might ask: "What is liturgical dance? Michelle Ava, in a response to the same question, said: Dance is a visceral celebration of the mind, body, and spirit in motion.
Dance is rhythm, flow and stillness living through the body--our temple.
Dance is medicine for the soul.
Dance is the up and down, in and out, here and there of our total being.
Dance is the process of becoming.
Dance is giving thanks for what is sacred in our lives.
Dance is divine.
Dance is joy in motion.
Dance is--for everyone. We have to admit something right off! In most of our church facilities, we have crowded our congregations into cramped pews with little room in front or side. How much movement could anyone possibly do? Well, perhaps the best way to begin any kind of liturgical movement is to begin--simply! Simple movements to "The Lord's Prayer" is a good beginning. The congregation eventually can be led to follow simple motions, as they recite this prayer. DANCE - God is responsible! From the very beginning of time, He provided movement opportunities everywhere in scripture. Carolyn Deitering, in her book, The Liturgy as Dance and the Liturgical Dancer, puts it like this: In the beginning, God created the human person--a miracle of wholeness and integrity, embodied spirit, inspirited flesh. Throughout history, whenever god spoke to those He created, He spoke not only to their minds, hears and imaginations, but also their physical senses, such as through a burning bush, a Voice and bare feet on Holy Ground, manna in the desert. Over and over again, God spoke to the human being through the sense of movement. Come here.
Go and tell.
Bow down in worship.
Lift holy hands in praise.
Join in procession.
Shout.
Walk around the walls.
Clap.
Dance!
Most people will quickly say: "But I can't dance!" I--Bob Burroughs--cannot dance. But it is scriptural. My left foot knoweth not know what my right foot doeth! But--everyone can move in some fashion and lift holy hands, or shout, or clap or be in a processional!
Does it take careful planning? You bet.
Nothing outrageous! Absolutely.
Proper dress/costume/outfit? Right.
Audition? Always very wise.
If, as scripture tells us, we are "containers" for God's Spirit, corporately and as individuals, each body a temple, then, we become instruments of God's grace. Would it not a wonderful event to experience God's Spirit as He travels from our heart...to our breath...to our muscles...to our bones...and out our limbs?
Again, the words of Carla De Sola: ...that everyone, sitting cramped inside a pew, body lifeless, spine sagging and suffering, weary with weight and deadness, could be provided space in which to breathe, move and wooed to worship with beauty and stillness, song and dance--dance charted with life--dance that lifts up both body and spirit, and we become a holy, dancing, loving, and praying people! Amen! DANCE - in most churches, is a touchy subject. It is the opinion of MME that is way past time for this beautiful and moving art form to be gradually introduced back into our worship experiences, so that we can praise the Father with our bodies as well as our voices--offering praise and thanksgiving to Him, our blessed Savior and Redeemer.
What think ye? LEADERSHIP TRAITS of a TRANSFORMATIONAL LEADER (Courtesy of Hugh Ballou) In a presentation by Dr. Elizabeth Lolly, at the Ohio Literacy Resource Center Leadership Institute, Dr. Lolly said these were the traits of a transformational leader: 1. Lets go of things others can do. 2. Encourages initiative, ideas, and risk-taking.
3. Ensures that people have clear goals and the support to accomplish those goals.
4. Delegates to challenge, develop and empower.
5. Coaches--to insure success.
6. Reinforces good work and good attempts.
7. Shares information, knowledge and skills.
8. Values, trusts, and respects each individual.
9. Provides support--without taking over.
Are YOU a Transformational Leader? MARRIAGE SUGGESTION LITTLE THINGS MEAN A LOT MARRIAGE is tough enough over the long haul. Couples need time away--to be alone together and to "catch up" with each other amidst all that confronts a marriage! But, sometimes, the most simple things are the ones that have significant value to the partner. Here are a few for your consideration.
• Hand-written love notes--placed in unusual places
• Compliments--in public and private--that are sincere and from the heart
• A sense of humor in a bad situation
• Minty breath
• Volunteering to help without being asked, such as filling or emptying the dishwasher
• And then, follow through and do it
• Fresh flowers for no reason whatsoever
• Finding time for long walks with the one you love--rain or shine
• Clean fingernails
• Sending homemade muffins or cookies to the office
• Opening the car door for your love and helping her in--or out
See! It isn't so difficult.
PARENTS TEN WAYS TO KNOW IF YOUR CHILD IS MUSICALLY GIFTED Jonah Rabinowitz, Executive Director, W.O. Smith Music School, Nashville, TN, says that nearly every child, at some point in his early development years, exhibits some musically abilities. the higher the frequency and the extend to which the child exhibits the following characteristics, the more likely it is that this child may, indeed, have musical talent. Look for these things:
1. Shows a desire to hear and/or play music often
2. Shows an attentiveness to music whenever it is played on the keyboard, an instrument or by voice
3. Asks questions about music, asks to hear music often, and talks about choir, band, and concerts
4. Moves rhythmically to music and/or can speak rhythmically
5. Shows a sensitivity to changes in music, such as soft to loud, fast to slow, or even major to minor
6. Shows an ability to sing...in tune
7. Has the skill of quick memory and can sing back a musical phrase or tune
8. Exhibits an ability to pick out melodies on the piano or a guitar
9. Looks forward to piano lessons, considering them fun rather than work
10. Desires to be involved in choir or musical activities
This is a very good list. MME hopes this might be of some help to parents.
1. You have a body. Take good care of it.
2. Beware of those who wish to manipulate you. Learn to think something through before making a decision. Beware of deception.
3. The course of your life will be influenced by the events around you. Ask continually: "What is really important to me?"
4. Unless there is a very good reason, never do something you do not wish to do. Learn to use YOUR voice.
5. Do not assume everyone has the same core values/goals as you. Seek to know their thinking so communication can be more effective.
6. The people you meet are your teachers in the school of life. Even if you do not like their lessons, treat them with respect.
7. Never answer the question, "What is my goal right now?" with "Nothing in particular." If this is your goal, you will achieve it.
8. Invest in building friendships with people who will be faithful when you really need them. People have a lot of acquaintances but most people have few true friends.
9. At the hour of your death, the only things that will really matter to you are (1) who you really loved and (2) who really loved you. Live accordingly.
10. Life is full of opportunities as well as unexpected storms. Religion is NOT the answer. Only Jesus Christ is the Foundation Cornerstone of life.
THIS IDEA WILL WORK ! What Can Bring a Fresh Encounter
to the Worship Experience?
Every church musician must be willing to rethink worship planning--often. Here are some suggestions that might assist you in this thinking process:
1. Always be open to new ideas and concepts. Never be afraid to experiment.
2. Use your own ideas. Your creativity can enhance a worship experience.
3. Use ideas and suggestions from your congregation who are interested in the worship process.
4. Search the scriptures for themes, concepts and inspiration.
5. Your music ministry friends can be a huge help. Find out what they are doing and if some of their ideas might fit your situation.
6. Attend as many workshops/conferences as your schedule will allow. Never think that you know everything and cannot learn anything new! These are so many excellent conferences/workshops offered these days. Take full advantage and go!
7. Read...and read...and read about worship. There are many books and articles available. You can also Goggle "worship" and you'll have so many things to read, you'll be amazed!
8. Finally, if you are unwilling to better your music worship ministry--GIVE IT UP.
This Idea Will Work !!
WORSHIP It is only when men begin to worship...that they begin to grow.
Calvin Coolidge HUMOR What You Can Learn from Noah's Ark (Unknown) 1. Plan ahead. It wasn't raining when Noah built the Ark. 2. Stay fit. When you are 600 years old, someone might ask you to do something really BIG!
3. Build on higher ground. 4. For safety's sake, travel in pairs. 5. Speed isn't always an advantage. The Cheetahs were on board, but so were snails. 6. Take care of your animals as if they were the last ones on earth. 7. We're all in the same boat! 8. The Ark was built by amateurs and the Titanic by professionals. 9. The woodpecker inside is often a bigger threat than the storm outside. 10. Don't miss the boat! 11. No matter how bleak it looks, there will be a rainbow eventually. INSPIRATIONAL CORNER IRAQ Some "food for thought" concerning the country of Iraq, gathered from a great many resources, and all said to be true:
1. The Garden of Eden was in Iraq.
2. Mesopotamia, which is now Iraq, was the cradle of civilization.
3. Noah built the Ark in Iraq.
4. The Tower of Babel was in Iraq.
5. Abraham was from Ur, which is in Southern Iraq.
6. Isaac's wife, Rebekah, was from Nahor, which is in Iraq.
7. Jacob met Rachel in Iraq.
8. Jonah preached in Nineveh, which is in Iraq.
9. Assyria, which is in Iraq, conquered the 10 tribes of Israel.
10. Amos cried out in Iraq.
11. Babylon, which is in Iraq, destroyed Jerusalem.
12. Daniel was in the lion's den--in Iraq.
13. The three Hebrew children were in the fire in Iraq. Jesus had been in Iraq also, as the fourth person in the fiery furnace.
14. Belshazzar, the King of Babylon, saw the "writing on the wall" in Iraq.
15. Nebuchadnezzar, King of Babylon, carried the Jews captive into Iraq.
16. Ezekiel preached in Iraq.
17. The Wise Men were from Iraq.
18. Peter preached in Iraq.
19. Israel is the nation most often mentioned in the Bible. Second is Iraq. However that is not the name used in the Bible. The names used are Babylon, Land of Shinar, and Mesopotamia, and this name means "between two rivers," more exactly, between the Tigris and Euphrates Rivers.
20. The name, Iraq, means "country with deep roots."
21. America is typically represented by the majestic eagle. The following is from the Koran, the Islamic Bible: Koran 9:11 - For it is written, that a son of Arabia would awaken a fearsome Eagle. The wrath of the Eagle would be felt throughout the lands of Allah, and lo, while some of the people trembled in despair, still more rejoiced; for the wrath of the Eagle cleansed the lands of Allah; and there was peace.
Note, please, the Verse number. NEW PRODUCT Two New Works by MARK HAYES
Is there a minister of music or conductor of choral music anywhere in the USA who has not heard of the very gifted composer, MARK HAYES? I was in conversation recently with a church musician and this person had never heard of Benjie Harlan! So each day is always full of surprises. I first met Mark way back in the early 70s when I did a youth choir camp in Manhattan, KS and he was my accompanist. Mark was very young then--as was I! But I knew I had encountered "genius." It was evident. Mark, to me, is as close to a "modern-day Mozart" as any composer I know. He has all the skills, the musical ear, the gift of choral and orchestra scoring, an outstanding pianist, and an all-around nice guy! So, it was a thrill for me to learn Mark has two new works from Roger Dean Publishing Company that will excite and intrigue you! So, here is #1:
 SPIRIT SUITE, Three Spiritual Settings for SSATBB Choir, Soloist and Orchestra, Mark Hayes, #45/1148R, Roger Dean Publishing Company (Lorenz), $8.00, Performance time: 11 minutes, additional products available, Each can be performed separately with piano, but the orchestration makes it really come to life.
Mark has taken three best-known/loved spirituals and worked his magic. "In That Great Gittin' Up Morning" opens the suite with great energy, excitement and a high optional Bb for the soloist at the end! The accompaniment is outstanding--never once doubling the voices. (Way to go, Mark!) #2 is a soulful ballad-style of Sometimes, I Feel Like a Motherless Child. The opening 6 measures is solo alone and then the accompaniment enters with such freshness. The choir enters in m. 14 with very nice chords to support the solo. I particularly enjoyed m. 28--most creative! #3 is a spirited and fast-paced setting of Didn't My Lord Deliver Daniel? Again, the choir backs the soloist most of the time, but still, the choir has some great spots on their own!
This Suite is well suited for church, community and school choirs, as well as any professional chorus. The solo part is demanding and a good challenge for the well-trained singer. These can be done separately or as one unit.
 MAGNIFICAT, Mark Hayes, SATB (divisi) Choir, optional Full or Chamber Orchestra, #45/1147R, $8.00, Performance time: 12 minutes, additional products available. Can be performed with choir and piano, but again, the orchestration brings it to full fruition.
This new work should further establish Mark as one of the truly great composers of serious contemporary music! In his Forward, Mark said: "When I sat down to set this time-honored text, I was struck with the unrestrained yet quiet joy that Mary expressed to God. I knew I wanted to compose a work that would express that same joy. I chose a triple meter and wrote much of the work in 6/8 because it seemed to create a musical space that allowed for a wide range of emotions, from the dynamism of the opening measures to the dance-like quality of the main theme to the quiet lyrical melodies that are traded from one part to another." You will find this true as you see and hear this delightful, moving and challenging piece. The final "Gloria Patri" is a neo-Baroque fugue leading to a powerful, culminating "Amen!"
Both of these pieces, along with his recent Te Deum, were part of a Choral Festival in Carnegie Hall this past May. Mark was the conductor for this debut and the reviews and comments were amazing. You will jump in with your own comments once you hear these works! Be sure to obtain the two CDs that go with these two works.
Thank you, Mark, for giving us good, solid, challenging choral works that delight the soul, lift the spirit, and challenge the voice!
WEBSITE REVIEW 
estherbministries.com is the newly updated and improved website for
Esther Burroughs Ministries. You will find inspiration, challenge, legacy ideas, prayer requests, praise reports, pictures, and much more on this site. Esther is a nationally-known inspirational speaker to women's ministry groups and the author of five books, including Engraved By Grace--Leaving A Legacy for Your Children and Grandchildren.
OK--this review is partial. I admit it! Why? Well--on August 28, I will have shared 49 delightful years with my bride, Esther. And yes, we are aiming for 50! Seriously, I think you will enjoy the new look of the website and can gather valuable information, spiritual insights, and a few laughs! Enjoy. *****Register at www.creatormagazine.com***** ANTHEM REVIEW WHO IS HE?, Setting by Vicki Wright, Beckenhorst Music Press #BP1776, SATB, Keyboard, $1.75 
One of the truly great hymns that is little know these days is the Benjamin R. Hanby hymn, "Who is He?" There is great theology and majestic music in this little hymn. Vicki Wright is the Organist at the great FBC, Nashville, TN. She is an outstanding musician and is fast becoming known as a world-class composer and arranger. She has given this old hymn new life as she has fashioned it into nine pages of absolutely beautiful work. It is SATB, with outstanding keyboard accompaniment (and she doesn't follow the melody line!) There is a C-Instrument part (optional) and included on pages 10-11 of the octavo. You will immediately hear the first surprise in m. 9 when the C-Instrument plays the first phrase of the PASSION CHORALE! Underneath her brilliant accompaniment, this line is amazing. Throughout the arrangement, portions of the Chorale are heard and this adds so much to the effect of the chart. There are several key changes that will stimulate the singers to greater heights of joy as this great text tumbles forth to be heard by the congregation. Vicki adds a brief original part in measures 51-62 that add much to the overall feeling. Each line in each verse ends with a question mark--and the chorus answers all the questions!
It is rare--in fact, this is the first time MME has reviewed two products from the same publisher back-to-back. But when this piece came across my desk, I knew you would want to know about it. Don't miss this one. It works for ANY season because of the careful planning of the text. You will not be disappointed! CD REVIEW SOLI DEO GLORIA!, 18 anthems/hymn arrangements/three keyboard piece by the well-known composer, David Schwoebel, this CD is available online on David's website: www.DavidSchwoebel.com for $16.00 plus $4.00 shipping and handling=$20. You can use a credit card or PayPal. All proceeds from the sale of the CD will go to the Organ Renewal Fund at the church.
 David Schwoebel is the Minister of Music at Derbyshire Baptist Church, Richmond, VA and has just released a CD with 18 of his choral works and piano arrangements on the CD, SOLI DEO GLORIA!
SOLI DEO GLORIA! features the Nashville Festival Chorus, under the direction of Dr. David Keith, who now serves as Director of Worship/Music and Conductor-in-Residence, Brentwood United Methodist Church, Brentwood, TN. Recorded in First Baptist Church, Nashville, TN by David Trembley, Minneapolis, MN, the chorus is accompanied by organist, Vicki Hancock Wright and David Schwoebel, with selected brass and woodwind ensembles.
This CD is really good! It is well done in every aspect. Keith knows how to draw the best work out of singers and instrumentalists. If you are a fan of David's music, you will find 15 of his best-known anthems and hymn arrangements done in such grand style! David also plays three of his solo piano hymn arrangements--one for each of his daughters. Why, you might ask, has David recorded this album? MME assures you that the album is not-for-profit for David! All proceeds from the sale of the CD goes to the Church Organ Renovation Fund at his church. David even secured permission to wave the per-CD mechanical licensing fees from many of the publishers represented in the pressing of the 3000 CDs. MME recommends this fine CD for several reasons. It is excellent quality. It is recorded extremely well. It has the "best of Schwoebel" including, ASCRIPTION OF PRAISE, ALL GOOD GIFTS, AN EXPRESSION OF GRATITUDE, and many other Schwoebel classics. The CD is good for "travel listening," good for the choir to hear these anthems done right, and good for gifts to friends who love good choral music. And, you'll be helping the church's organ fund--while enjoying the excellent CD! Win-win! Go to www.davidschwoebel.com- to place an order. *****Register at www.creatormagazine.com***** INSTRUMENTAL REVIEW OFFERINGS OF GRACE, Early-Intermediate Instrumental Solos, Arrangements are by Karen Kuehmann, Gina Sprunger, and Molly Ijames, Soundforth Music, $12.95.
 We are always looking for materials that feature a young, aspiring instrumentalist, giving confidence and a sense of accomplishment to the performer, and offering a sense of worship for the congregation. OFFERINGS OF GRACE does just this! This edition is designed especially for flute. There are seven flute solos--with keyboard--in this book, and for the price, it is a steal. Of course, any C-Instrument could play the flute score. The flute score is separate from the keyboard score. The keyboard is quite simple and then, at times, it becomes rather challenging. In my opinion, a more intermediate-difficulty level score would have been preferred, but this keyboard support is certainly very nicely done and supports the flute well.
Titles include HOLY, HOLY, HOLY, A TENDER HEART, TURN YOUR EYES UPON JESUS, GRACE GREATER THAN OUR SIN (2 flutes), JESUS LED ME ALL THE WAY, SEEK YE FIRST, and O WORSHIP THE KING (2 flutes). SoundForth is offering a 10% discount to MME readers. To receive this discount, call 1-800-258-7288 and mention Monday Morning Email. They will take your credit card information, name, address, and sent you the product! MMEMail recommends highly this collection, and it should meet some needs in the local church! Music Ministries needs more of this kind of publication! *****Register at www.creatormagazine.com***** MUSIC MINISTRY NEWS BRIAN BUSCH, former Choral Editor for Warner-Bros Publishing Company, Miami, FL, and most recently owner of BriLee Music Publishers, passed away in late June after a nine-month battle with lung cancer. His wife, Lee, will assume responsibilities of the company. If you wish to send Lee an email or scripture passage, her email is brileemusic@comcast.net BETTY SUE SHEPHERD, Piano Professor for 50+ years at Samford University, Birmingham, AL passed away Friday, August 3, after a long and painful battle with cancer. Death came mercifully. Betty Sue was loved and respected by both students and faculty, as well as the community. She served faithfully Vestavia Hills Baptist Church as organist for many years before her death.
PAUL HILL, MoM, FBC, Marietta, GA, may now be called DR. PAUL HILL ! Paul completed his Dissertation Defense--and will "walk" to receive his DMA from Shenandoah Conservatory, Winchester, VA, in August. If you would like to email Paul a note of congratulations for his long journey, his email is phbaton@comcast.com ANN BARBER now has email. Many have written to know what has happened to Ann since her release--and after asking and receiving her permission to list her email address, she would love to hear from any MME readers who would like to find out how she is doing (very well) and what she is doing. Her email address is brookeandrebecca@yahoo.com I know she would be happy to have her email box stuffed with love notes of encouragement! CONFERENCES 
CHOIRFEST 2008
The Huntsville Choral Festival
April 3-8, 2008
First Baptist Church
Huntsville, Alabama
ONLY A VERY FEW SPACES remain in the 300-voice choir for ChoirFest 2008, under the direction of Anton Armstrong, the conductor of the famed St. Olaf College Choir, and one of the outstanding conductors of today.
You can secure full information at this web site: www.choirfest.com BITS AND PIECES MME wishes to express our deep appreciation to Dr. Roy Hayes, his staff, and Christian Music Presenters for their sponsorship of this new era of Monday Morning Email. The CMP ad will appear in all four issues of August MME. CMP is 'the' place to if you are seeking the right performer for the right occasion. All CMP artists have gone through a very thorough evaluation and audition process before receiving the "CMP Stamp of Approval." You can rest assured that if you go through CMP, you are getting the best for your need. MME thanks CMP for their support of this first issue. We encourage our readers to check out CMP for yourselves and you will find them to be the best around. They are NOT a booking agency--they are a clearing house. If you wish to have CMP give you their stamp of approval, go to their website and find out how you can be considered. ******** Last month, MME readers had difficulties ordering the reviewed CDs from the very talented duo, The Burchfield Brothers. MME is happy to tell you the problem has been cleared, and if you would please visit their website at www.burchfieldbrothers.com, go to the MME Special, at the bottom of the FIRST page, double click, and it will take you to a special MME offer! You will be able to read last month's review--order one or both reviewed CDs and pay by PayPal--quick and easy. MME highly recommends these two outstanding albums--worthy of your hearing and gift-giving. The creativity in the artistry of these two CDs is remarkable. Remember: there are only two people on this album! We urge you to order. You will be glad you did. HAPPY 10th BIRTHDAY TO MMEMail !!! FINAL THOUGHT MME branches off today into a new concept or idea. As of today. August 6, MME will become a weekly e-zine, full of ideas, concepts, suggestions, thoughts and more. You have asked for this—and now it is happening. We will anxiously await your responses as you venture into the weekly MME themes.
Beginning in September, there will be no further reminder notices from bbur65@aol.com. I hope you have already gone to the CREATOR website www.creatormagazine.com and registered. CREATOR will now send the reminder emails each Monday. You will not hear from MME. This is why you need to get your email address registered on the website. And, while you are there, register for the CREATOR LEADERSHIP NETWORK and you’ll be eligible for drawings and prizes, at noon today! I will be anxious to hear from you as the months come and pass by! The extravagant grace of Jesus Christ be with you. Bob Burroughs
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