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6/29 – Choir Has New Voice, who dis?, Mormons Running to Paris, & BYU Legos

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Tiffany and Lauren kick off the episode with a discussion about the Music of a Spoken Word podcast, with Tiffany sharing her love for the Olympics. They delve into stories about BYU Engineering's Lego building competition, missionaries in American Samoa, and the USA track and field Olympic trials. The episode also features heartwarming tales of athletes striving for Olympic qualification and a new prison ministry app by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Tune in for a mix of inspiring stories, Olympic updates, and community outreach initiatives. 00:00:00 - Introduction to Podcast Episode 00:05:30 - Lauren Lemons' Introduction and Background 00:14:44 - Interesting Facts about "Come Thou Fount" 00:20:49 - Introduction to the New Music and the Spoken Word Host 00:26:00 - BYU Engineering Lego Building Competition 00:30:34 - Heartwarming Story of Missionary Siblings 00:33:52 - Olympic Trials: Men's Steeplechase 00:37:40 - Olympic Trials: Women's Steeplechase 00:45:06 - Introduction to Prison Ministry App by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints

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