In a Godward direction: Servant #238

December 30, 2015

Servant #238 — Epiphany 2016

2 comments:

JCF said...: Ah, reading through: best wishes in your retirement, Tobias!; December 31, 2015
Mary Clara said...: Tobias, I am so happy that you are coming home to Baltimore! Your home town needs you. Happy new year and prayers for your next steps.; January 04, 2016

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December 30, 2015

Servant #238 — Epiphany 2016

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