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These little boys were in the daycare that I would go to every now and then; we had a member of the church that ran this little daycare, it was just called Miss Henrietta's. And I went down to Miss Henrietta's one day and the little boys came home, Justin and Luke—I don't know which one said it—but they ran home and said, "Mama, guess what? God came to see us at Miss Henrietta's today!" Well, that's about the highest compliment I've ever gotten.
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