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Dear
Pastor Robb,
Thank you so much for
sponsoring this festival. We had a terrific time! I met some
very nice people and bought some cool t-shirts.
See you next year
Jerry / Florida
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| Hello,
We just returned home
from the festival. I wanted to write you all right away and tell you
how much we enjoyed ourselves. The weather was perfect and the
kids had a lot of fun during the Heritage Walk. I really enjoyed
your message that you gave at the meeting later that evening.
I have started reading the book, "Judah's Scepter and Joseph's
Birthright" that I got at one of the book tables during the
day. I'm only into the first chapter and am learning so much about
our heritage.
God bless you,
Mrs. Barrington / Ohio |
| Dear
Mrs. Robb,
Its been a few weeks
since we talked in Tennessee. I really enjoyed meeting you and
your husband. I admire how much work you put into the festival
and on behalf of white Christians everywhere. You and Pastor Robb
make a good team and I can see you both are truly blessed.
Mr. and Mrs. Ann Shepherd
Virginia
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Dear
Pastor Robb,
Thank you for hosting
this festival. We were glad to be a part of it. Being from the
colder north (in October) we were pleased to find the warm Southern
weather to be so agreeable. We shared the pictures we took
with friends, and a Pastor friend of ours would like to have a table
next year. We gave him your phone number.
Take care,
John and Sandra
Minnesota
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| Dear
Rachel,
I enjoyed our
conversation. I've always been a proud Irish woman, but
unfortunately I didn't have Christian upbringing and in college I
sort of believed the whole evolution thing. I've always been
pro-life though and I like the way you explained the contradiction
of being pro-life, but still believing in evolution. I see now that
being pro-life makes sense because abortion destroys what God made.
If we all came from a sludge pond and have no eternal life, then I
guess abortion wouldn't really matter. However, it does matter,
because if we are Christians then we can have eternal life. I'm
reading the book, "Far above Rubies", about our white
foremothers in the Bible. I didn't know there was so much
history there. I also want to know more about Tea Tephi and the
Hebrew / Irish connection that you were talking about.
I look forward to
hearing from you.
Catherine
Pennsylvania
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Hi,
Can I get the address
for the people from Indiana who had the table there. I would
like some more info on the historical documents they had displayed.
Sincerely,
David, Michigan
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| Hello,
Can you pass this on
to Charity. She was one of the singers there. I came with my
mom and dad and had a really good time. I want Charity to e-mail me,
so can you give her my e-mail address, please.
Bye,
Brandi, New Jersey
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To
Whom it May Concern,
We happened to be
traveling through the weekend of your festival and stopped by for a
few minutes. We wish we could have stayed longer, but were on
a tight schedule. I did pick up a paper there called The Torch and
have sent in for a subscription. My wife and I will be going through
Arkansas in the Spring and we would like to attend a service there
at Pastor Robb's church.
We live in North
Carolina. Do you know of any like minded preachers in the
state. We are born again Christians, but are tired of the new
age stuff being taught in most churches now days. Even though we
were at the festival for a very short time, it was refreshing to see
so many people that adhered to the teachings the church had in my
grand parents day - just good old fashioned values with no emphasis
on welcoming Gays or encouraging interracial marriages.
We look forward to
meeting Pastor Robb - didn't get a chance to before.
In Christ,
Greg and Sara and family
North Carolina |
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Hi,
Can you call me at ( ---- ) My
husband and I would like to bring some crafts to sell at the
festival next year.
Thank you in advance,
Mr. and Mrs. Patton
Tennessee |
