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EPISODE · Oct 3, 2019 · 1H 36M

Cwic Show- Graham Bullick- Amazing Story of Church Work in the Military

from Cwic Media- LDS Podcast / Latter-day Saints · host Greg Matsen

This is a shared episode from the Cwic Show Channel, Episode #5. Subscribe to Cwic Show here- https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCWBt... When the environment requires it, the church must adapt in its organization and approach. Graham was part of a group made up of a Branch President and eleven, yes eleven counselors in a 'pressure cooker' known as the MCRD, or Marine Corps Recruit Depot. He is a fabulous story teller, and he has an incredible story to tell. You will want to hear this. Stories of personal growth and redemption all within a 13-week boot camp period. Baptismal interviews, ten investigators with ten different missionaries, blessings of healing, priesthood ordinations all happening at once in a single, large classroom. Take a listen. You will enjoy it! Graham Bullick has a PhD in Biology and has been a Senior/Executive Officer in a number of public companies. You can also read about him here- https://www.churchofjesuschrist.org/s... www.cwicshow.com www.facebook.com/cwicshow

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