From Our Home to Yours Scott Pauley

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I have just returned home from several meetings. The Lord is blessing and we are grateful to be in His work. Over the last few days we have heard from so many precious people and have been reminded that we have faithful friends praying in many places. Thank you.

Every three months we send out a special update regarding our family and the ministry God has given us. This quarterly newsletter is a good way for us to communicate blessings, prayer requests, and personal news to prayer partners and supporters.

Our first quarter update for 2017 was just published this week. If you have not received it you may access it here. I hope it will be an encouragement to you as you pray for souls and for revival.

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