Leading Multiethnic Worship in 3-D. One of the unforgettable moments about Urbana 12 for me was being led in worship by Faith from Swaziland. Sure, it was fun. Yes, the song she led, Siyabonga, is great. But what I relished in was how being on stage with Faith and even including Siyabonga in the Urbana 12 repertoire was not without substance.

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8230;and this world is full of dreamers. Ramblings of Grace, Love, Life, etc. I have always and will always believe in this truth, for as long as I live.

The woods led us onto the beach. From here, we would walk about 12 miles of just flat beach. For most of the time, it was just me and my dad. We were alone in this complex yet simple set of ecosystems converging together at one place.

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Once in a blue moon, something may appear here. Sometimes I record my dreams in a written journal. A Japanese woman came by with another menu that had more options, but all the dishes were sweet desserts. I had to turn her down despite her nice straight bangs. I decided to just try the jerk chicken because I figured it had the least peanut oil. The waiter let me sample it.