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I learned just yesterday that the cross shown here orginally came from Ridgewood Park UMC in Dallas. It was on top of the roof of the Sanctuary from approximately 1956 to 1999. Beneath that cross during that time, I joined the church with my family in 1970, was confimed in 1972, married in 1983, and there for the funeral of my father in 1989, plus many other services. It's fitting that this cross now stands at one of my favorite spots in the world, CrossPoint at the Prothro Camp and Conference Center at Lake Texoma.

Thought we were having a garage sale

They are so precious

Awe, they made my day. Thank you for sharing these precious babies ❤️

'PromoSM' 🌈

Should have gotten stuff for smorees

Choir sounds so beautiful as always 😍

That's awesome ashes everywhere

Sorry I missed it. Before I knew it, it was 8:30. Have a good week.

44 seconds of God's majesty. Jan. 23, 2023 at CrossPoint at the Prothro Conference Center on Lake Texoma, Pottsboro,Texas.

Great job, Choir! Anthem: "Knowing You"

Sound is awful !!!

Hello little darling. 👍👍👍👍💚💛🧡🩷❤🤗🤗🤗🥰🥰🥰🤣🤣🤣 U R super cuteeeeee

This baby is no more than four months old

Blue

Picture is sideways. Had to just listen.

Our Pastor is great Jim Wilkins and Wife Pam

Thank you for keeping the historic building. And all looks good.

Was she kin to Johnny and Faye Flatt? That was my Aunt and Uncle

A beautiful service, Pete. Thank You

Thanks Pete, it’s a wonderful blessing for our family.

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Wonderful service. Jesus was in the house today. Music, preaching, and Erin's solo all brought it together with love of Jesus.

Choir sounds huge on the recording

Good morning

Thoroughly enjoying this!

What a wonderful service 👏❤

So good!!!

Great job Vivian 👏

She was such a lovely person. She has been missed since she left for the nursing home now she is truly missed but we will see each other again. Travis and her are together again.

Purtis Creek State Park and Athens, Texas

1 year, woot!

Great message Tom Ponder! I praise Jesus for you my brother! Way to go!

My grandfather, the late Frank Cormier , served on the USS Tuskaloosa, a Fast, Heavy Cruiser, during WWII, from 1938 untill 1945, as a mate in the number 2 turret, to the Tuskaloosa's 8 inch 'rifles' , and in various stations in the turret as well as a crane operator to retrieve the scout/spotter planes the USS Tuskaloosa carried. The landings at Nrthern Africa, Anzio, dodging submarines in the North Atlantic, making the Murmansk run, shelling southern France and supporting the landings at D-day, then Cherborg....then off the Iwo Jima, Okinawa and other landings as well,........They dont make Men like them ,anymore. God Bless 'em all.