Heart of a Soldier: Podcast Four!

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Its been a while and we're glad to be back! Mark has been to Baghdad to see Flintstone Village and Brad has been infected and is highly motivated at all times!

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Anonymous said…
Hey Mark and Brad,
I E-mailed you my vote for the podcast theme song, but just in case you didn't get it then here it is: "Courtesy of the Red, White, and Blue" by Toby Keith. I really like it. It's a great song, and I hope you guys like it, too. Here's the link to listen to it: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NynbLtRLisg. Have fun in your yoga class! Happy Birthday Mark.
From
Damian Lucas (Mark's nephew)
10:31 PM
Sean Enright said…
Hey guys, enjoyed Podcast #4 a great deal, stay safe and keep the podcasts coming. Best, Sean Enright
12:52 PM
Jocelyn Green said…
Hello! My name is Jocelyn Green, I’m a former military wife and author of Faith Deployed: Daily Encouragement for Military Wives (Moody Publishers 2008). I wanted to tell you about the book so you could be aware of this new resource for the wives of your men. Visit www.faithdeployed.com for more information. If you are interested in seeing a copy of the book yourself, please let me know.

The book was written by 15 military wives from every branch of service and has endorsements from many national military ministries. I hope you will help me get the word out about both the book and the Web site as we support the women who support our troops the most.

Respectfully,
Jocelyn
10:12 PM
Anonymous said…
mark

radcliffe's law firm interested in sponsoring next pcast ($$) but asks if you would be willing to do some on-base sandwich board publicity for their 800 # for victims of mesothelioma...?

Safe home

Michael
10:01 PM
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