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wonderful half hour conversation with Rachel Hickson connecting and sharing ideas for Real 2011 - she has such a beautiful Godly spirit

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You can get tweets on your (smart) phone or on your PC. You've probably noticed the Tweet button
You can get updates and info as it happens, plus prayer pointers
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You can follow my own personal tweets with random stuff about my life (kids, home, Simon, dog, work, Church, observations, thoughts etc) in tweets of 140 characters or less     @catrinabenham


When you follow me, you'll see that I follow all sorts of people - Charlotte Gambill / Lynne Hybels / Holly Wagner / Bobbie Houston / BBC Breaking News / Ben Cooley / Bill Hybels / Shauna Niequist as well as some from Kerith (Simon / Lee L.M / Sola / Heather / Sue R / Ruth ) 

Here's Howard Reece-Smith's latest tweet as he and Elizabeth cycle from Nairobi to Serenje in Zambia,to raise funds to open an operating theatre in the local hospital

@howeliz
Chipogolo 67mls of dirt road took 9hrs45 eliz 2falls bruises only basic accom new posts of sore spots
Read more about the Reece-Smith's bike ride, plus details of how to sponsor them,  on Simon's blog today

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