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“So tell me, Father, why should we choose you to be part of how those let challenge this year?”
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Uses a recognizable faith voice in “Happy Ash Wednesday and a blessed Lent my friends 💜🙏🏽 Been working hard today with my bud Mark Wahlberg and my friends over at @hallowapp to prom” as the invitation into Hallow, then converts borrowed authority into a seasonal prayer action.
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- 0:00So tell me, Father, why should we choose you to be part of how those let challenge this year?
- 0:05Oh, I'm Father Mike. I'm the host of Bible in a year. I really love Jesus. And yeah, I think I'd make a great addition to the challenge.
- 0:13We would make a great addition to the two. Yeah, sorry. Sorry. Yeah, we would make a great addition to the challenge.
Make the first day of Lent feel like a coordinated cultural event by letting several recognizable believers deliver the same prayer invitation in their own voice.
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