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Another talk


I spoke in church again this week.  I addressed a different audience.  This week was to a group of single adults.  It was a slightly different topic--love.  Here is the audio recording of the talk.  Sorry, there are places where my voice is kind of soft.  That's just how I talk.  This is a big file, about 13 MB.  You can download it here.

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  1. Orton Family2/12/11, 7:08 PM

    Oh Keith we love you. What a great talk.

    I sometimes am afraid to call people too :-) and I ask Brent to do it. :-)

    I am sorry we did notice that you were quietly suffering. We are all brothers and sisters and I am so grateful to be your sister.

    I am so grateful for how much you loved and cared for Karen too, as her eternal companion. It was sweet to hear you recall those tender memories of truly loving her. I know she is anxiously doing all in her power to love you from her side of the veil, and longs to have you with her for eternity. Her joy was to have you with her, her deepest sadness was to be separated from you (whether it was for a treatment, at weddings with family, or in death). I know she held on so long because she didn't want to leave you. We love you too Keith. We need to come see your home in Knoxville! I am so glad you are having opportunities to grow and to bless the lives of others!

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