We're Not the Only Ones, I Don't Know.

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i don't know how many people were more keenly aware of that. No one that i know of. But we weren't only ones. Ih there's a dear friend of mine, or pastor out in virginia, got in bishop at courtney macbeth. And he has a older white gentleman that he kind of grew up in the church there that was proly white. And they even do vacations together n stup like that. S all their kids know each other. So we're not the only ones, i do think, because ours might be now a little more high profile there.

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