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I went. What an experience! Thank you for covering this meaningful event!
Is this an annual event? If so, I would like to tell others about it for next year so they can attend. It sounds like time well spent and uplifting,too.
Living in Australia it is so hard to read of all the wonderful speakers and activities that you all have access to and perhaps take a little bit for granted.......As a leader of the YSA program here i would love to now how to down load a copy of the speakers involvment and talks to use as a motivational tools at our next overnighter.... our YSA'a are the future leaders of tomorrow lets educate them with the wisdom and truth of yesterday so they can lead us in righteousness in the future.....
I attened this event in Beijing this year .It was very meaningful and unforgetable experience.Strengthen everyone's faith and also learned a lots.
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