LGi2 SPIRITUALLY SPOKEN WITH DIVINE TEA

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IN THE CLASSROOM TODAY... Tracie Berry McGhee shares timeless pieces from her collections on Let's Get It! Together. She is spiritually known as DIVINE TEA because her poetry is soothing to the soul. So enjoy and sip slowly.... In this episode: I DEFINE ME MY MISMATCHED SOCKS CLEANSING MY SOUL Each piece is powerful! You will want a second cup. ;-) Enjoy more on the "Spiritually Spoken" Channel on "Seek Ye First" gospel networks of OneRareGem online. www.oneraregem.com

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