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43:17 But I like people out of ward shows will make

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41:09 And then later, of course, Frank Ward and, Poppette Pickle joined the staff. 50:40 All my professors at MTS and Vanderbilt Divinity School. I mentioned Harold Davis, Frank Ward, Claudette Hamby, Cornelius Wayne, folk in every congregation I've served, faculty at MTS, all of this is to say that the Cumberland Presbyterian Church has nurtured and is nurturing me over the years. Now that's sort of an outline form. Let me try to put it into perspective. I began attending a Cumberland Presbyterian, church at birth.

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47:53 No. I'm not going I'm not going to school unless it's unless, you know, if I have pay anything, I'm not going to school. I'm telling dad all this after I told him about the column. And, well, Gina Ward, I was like, no. No.

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14:37 Where I really started to discover people who, who identified as Christian but had maybe different beliefs than me was when I was gosh. I I don't want to admit to how old I am or how young I am, but I was serving I had just had Allison, my only child, my daughter. And she was 10 months old. And I was asked by Frank Ward to serve on the production team, which what did we call it before? We called it a design team for Presbyterian Youth Triennium. 1:20:06 You know, it just occurred to me that I probably need to make that list because it would be a good exercise for me, and maybe, maybe I should reach out to those people, you know, at some point and let them know how they've, inspired me and encouraged me and supported me. But, you know, my parents first. Right? Because they established a a foundation and a faith practice, for me that continues that has continued on. And then for me, you know, when I look to my high school years and then my young adult years in my twenties, Frank Ward, Cumberland Presbyterian minister, long time, director of CPYC.

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22:20 had a troubled childhood, that he was a ward of

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10:12 around on their ward. It has access to an outdoor area,

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21:58 thirteen in the psych ward the suburban Baltimore Hospital after

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05:36 that's a Fred Hayman from Georgio, Beverly Hills. I planned

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03:11 So I'm jesse Lee Ward. Jesse Lee Ward from episode one, 17:51 to this season telling me that Jesse Lee Ward was 24:55 jesse Lee Ward, they all had this eat or be

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30:20 science coming up on the dream. So I'm Jesse Lee Ward.

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01:14 and my coach Jesse, not Jesse Lee Ward, the other Jesse,

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04:31 it's the same path jesse Lee Ward took and many 29:14 Lee Ward, and then some mid tier coaches who are

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14:36 their O sage ward. One's gam for example, was for 14:43 hundred dollars, then parted onto their ward for one thousand.

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00:44 a close look at Jesse Lee Ward, the self proclaimed 17:47 should ask Jesse Lee Ward that question. Stay tuned. Who

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