Hi Gang Monologue

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Hi Gang, It was brought to my attention last night by someone, who shall remain nameless (JAYNIE TILLERY, our resident staff professional "proofer" )  that the two iPray emails sent yesterday afternoon contains multi errors. So, I am excercising James 5:16 and confessing my sin to you that, YES, IT WAS I who sent the emails out yesterday. In an effort protect the reputations of Jaynie (who used the send these emails) and Michille Lavigne (who sens out the emails now), I am assuming ALL responsibility for being a slacker and not properly proofing the emails before sending. Michelle had a sick child yesterday and I was "unsupervised" by the pros and left to my own devices. This is ALWAYS a potentionally DANGER thing.  I am sending

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