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  • Frank Button

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    God Bless you all. Go forward and claim your inheritance from the SEA. By your efforts, you will comfort our heavenly Parent and True Father. I say Monsei, Monsei, Monsei !!!

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  • jim caron

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    many congratulations and prayers for you guys …from maine

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  • Drévici Patrick

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    Hi,
    I’m so happy for this news.
    We do have 2 boats in France which will be renewed, the 28 foot was used by Galen Brooks in Gloucester. Keep in touch with sharing our experiences .
    Could you sale us DVD’s about father’s fishing.
    Thanks
    Regards
    Patrick Drévici

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  • De

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    A new story to share with others…..

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  • Pierre Mutambwe Onutu Lokolonga

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    It is our responsibility and duty to make True Parents legacy live for ever. This is the path of the children of filial piety. True Parents invested so much in Ocean Church program for us to inherit and reproduce it at our own levels, extending it to rivers and lakes in our respective living areas and environments. AJU !

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  • Betsy Jones

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    congratulations on your vision, spirit and new boat!! May many know the Truth and Love through your efforts. Farley and Betsy Jones

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  • Tom Cutts

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    Avast, ye mates. This is exciting news. Congratulations to the Maryland brothers and sisters. I love the picture of Bishop Keith Allen and Rev. James Stewart in the sailboat.

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