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Old 08-06-2008, 08:34 AM #20
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Default Hi Meg
I will some times pray quick little prayers at any time.

Sometimes I pray longer prayers. I start by asking Gods forgiveness for my sins,and I forgive those who have done wrong to me,then I say my prayer. At the end of my prayer,I say in Jesus Name. BF
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