The Stranded Baptist Podcast #1

An episode of the The Stranded Baptist podcast, hosted by The Stranded Baptist, titled "The Stranded Baptist Podcast #1" was published on April 24, 2018 and runs 42 minutes.

April 24, 2018 ·42m · The Stranded Baptist

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In this episode we (the microphone and I) will be filling you in on: Logan & Carla update Exciting Iceland Project Changes Upcoming events, including a pastors vision trip & informal debate. Plans for the summer, sabbatical and some questions answered.

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In this episode we (the microphone and I) will be filling you in on: Logan & Carla update Exciting Iceland Project Changes Upcoming events, including a pastors vision trip & informal debate. Plans for the summer, sabbatical and some questions answered.

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