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>Yes, I like that job too!  Our altar call lasted about 45 minutes
>Sunday.  Bro. Vito's little brother Anthony was filled with the Holy
>Ghost and moved on mightily by God's spirit as he lay on his back
>unable to speak English (or Italian!) for some time! =20

Man, gimme a church anyday where there are Anthoy's and Vito's in the
altar!  We have seen the most dramatic and exciting Holy Ghost work
with Italians-Americans, and even Italians visiting and speaking NO
ENGLISH, in NY.=20

>I played the synth as my wife sang, but there were times when she just =
had to stop
>and let me take an instrumental break while she shouted and danced.  I
>shouted and danced after altar call was over so I wouldn't interrupt
>the flow of things -- its hard to shout and dance and play keyboard
>all at once :-)

Really! This is very hard indeed. Until a few services ago, I would
have to go from the pupit to the keyboard for an altar service. Then,
if theres going to be a move of God He has to lead, for real. :)

But, when things get exciting, some of the shouting and jumping in the
middle of the music can be forgiven, Bro. Robert! :)

-mwb