Tim Chesterton
Family man, pastor, storyteller, musician, songwriter. E-mail me at tim dot chesterton at gmail dot com
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Old Fashioned Communication Methods
I suppose that most people who like to read keep books in their bathrooms. I know, I know, you’re not supposed to, but we all do it. I’ve usually got three or four books sitting beside the ‘Throne’, and invariably, … Continue reading
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