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I became a state - approved worker with the Florida Baptist Convem tion, leading conferences in stewardship, in Training Union work, and in wmu. I taught Sunday school in both churches, sang in the choir, and worked in other areas. In Tampa, I served two summers as youth director at my church. I was comfortably settled as a full - time volunteer in my church. I had not forgotten the commitment I had made at Ridgecrest, but it was not uppermost in my mind. Then we had a revival. Dr. Charles Howard, the visiting evangelist, really touched my heart in one Of his mes sages, and I realized that I had not carried out my intent. From that point I began making plans to go to seminary. Years later, I saw Dr. Howard, and told him of the impact of his message. He hugged me and said, Thank you for telling me that. I've always thought of that revival at Seminole Heights as a major failure. You've just let me know it wasn't.

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