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1. Non-working Prayers by Edgar Mayer - View script	Rating: 7.0 , Votes: 2
About praying, and the results of prayers. God supplies our needs but not necessarily all of our wants. Keywords: Materialism  Prayer
2. Buried In Baptism by Edgar Mayer - View script	Rating: 6.6 , Votes: 6
Script about Baptising and the meaning of Baptism. Keywords: Baptism
3. All Else Follows by Edgar Mayer - View script	Rating: 5.8 , Votes: 2
Which commandment is the most important to keep? Love God of course! Keywords: Animals  Bible Stories  Golden Rule  Love
4. The Rich Fool by Edgar Mayer - View script	Rating: 0.0 , Votes: 0
How would you be if you won $5m? Would you be wise or would you neglect God like the Rich Fool? Keywords: Bible Stories  Generosity  Materialism  Money  Parable
5. To See God by Edgar Mayer - View script	Rating: 0.0 , Votes: 0
What do you like best about Christmas? Where do you find God at Christmas? He's with us all the time ... not just on special occasions. Keywords: Christmas
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