John 3:16 For God so loved the world, that He gave is one and only Son that whosoever believes in Him should not perish, but have everlasting life.
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Pumkin Bash '07 Picture Gallery
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Gospel Campaign 2007
by
Mark Hartley
10/30/07 Fixed the problem with the tables. Everything
should be back to normal. Thanks for your patience.
10/24/07 There is a problem with the "Messages by
Speaker" page that I am struggling to fix. Until I
figure it out, the page is formatted in a straight list.
I apologize for the inconvenience.
6/21/07 I finally fixed the command bar at the top of the
page so that the text doesn't cross the line on some
browsers. If the "VIEW EDIT HISTORY..." text is still
crossing the line, try flushing your browser's cache and
reloading the page.
5/28/07 Just caught up with all the messages. If some of
them didn't play before, try now. Also, Brian Grant's message
was digitized from tape so please excuse the loss in
quality.
5/9/07 I am going to be in Europe for two weeks!! so there is
going to be a slight delay in the postings for this coming
Youth Conference and the next two Sundays. But hang in
there and I'll get them up as soon as I get back. Also, if you
signed up for CDs of the Spring Conference, check the table
in the lobby. Marc did a great job getting them together
quickly - be sure to thank him.
3/30/07 The March 25th Sunday morning message by Ed Anthony
has a lot of static in the background. This was due to the
lapel microphone he was using. I am working on digitally
removing the noise, but it is more difficult that I initially
thought. Please be patient (and if you are a digital signal
processing expert, I'll take any help I can get).
2/7/07 If you missed Craig's talk on Science and Creation given
in the Student Union at the University of Maryland College Park
then follow the link above to check out not only the audio
message but also the slide presentation as well.
1/23/07 A few people have mentioned to me that the mp3 files
are a tad big for downloading. Sorry! As a result I am now
encoding all new messages at 24 kbps so we should see sizes
around 10 MB for each message (or less... the last two were
about 5 MB each). Let me know if this helps.
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