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i am so blessed to be a riverbender. i am so proud to say that i've been a member for the last 10 years of my life, seeing dr. mann's vision of a grace church turn into a reality, a family of 7,000+ people. i love it at riverbend, it's my home, and i'm so sad that i will be leaving it soon. i had the opportunity of serving these wonderful people lunch for an hour and a half after the 25th anniversary service. everyone was so friendly and welcoming toward everyone. although it is a huge congregation, and i only know a small percentage of the people, i feel so loved and accepted every time i step foot into the home for hope. thank you gerald mann, and i am so proud of you. thank you for giving me such a wonderful place that has impacted and influenced my life in so many wonderful ways. i am now open minded because of your visions. i've complained over the years, but i am proud of your 45 years in the ministry. thank you.
"how many riverbenders does it take to screw in a light bulb? all of them, because we are a family."
"how many baptists does it take to screw in a light bulb? one and three committees to approve it, and to come up with who will bring the fried chicken."
gerald mann. (sorry if anyone is offended)
i'm out.
"how many riverbenders does it take to screw in a light bulb? all of them, because we are a family."
"how many baptists does it take to screw in a light bulb? one and three committees to approve it, and to come up with who will bring the fried chicken."
gerald mann. (sorry if anyone is offended)
i'm out.