Interview with Author Alex Pineda "Married To The Promise"

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CoffeeTalk Jazz Radio is back with our Author-to-Author series. All I can say is, get your tissues ready. Pastor Alex Pineda is here to discuss his Book "Married To The Promise" It will open your eyes to the true meaning of UNCONDITIONAL LOVE. CoffeeTalk Jazz T-shirts on sale all proceed will benefit the E. B. Bass Gift of Music Foundation for Children. Consider making a $50.00 tax-deductible donation show your pride and spirit and supports our Arts Education initiative. We accept, visa, mc and paypal. You’re welcome to donate online http://bit.ly/KqJT54 www.facebook.com/CoffeeTalkJazz Follow the show on Twitter @CoffeeTalkJazz CD's giveaways and more. Don't miss the promise!!

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