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KatieB said…
What an opportunity. I'm definitely going to discuss this with my mum and see if I can make it work.
7:41 PM
iwanttoplayguitarlikejoeymilligan said…
I wish I could, Stephen. I wish I could.

One day, when I'm a little older, I'm going to go everywhere and change the world, just like you.

Til then, I pray. ;)
5:46 PM
lil_meg said…
I wish I could Stephen, I really do. But all my money just went into my mission trip to Fiji. Next time I will. :D India and Africa are the two places that I want to go help out in. Full time ministry in Africa, hopefully (:
8:35 PM
Unknown said…
Oooh, I am seriously considering this. I don't know how my mom would feel about my going to India during my Christmas break when at that point she will not have seen me for months... but... man I really am considering this. In fact, I think I'll email Sarah right now for the details. Thanks for the update Stephen.
6:34 PM
Anonymous said…
No thanks, they've all got tons of money ever since Slumdog Millionaire came out.
11:13 PM
Anonymous said…
so i was reading AP mag the other day and i saw an little mail from another reader about you and faceless in the hate/love mail section. made my day! check it.
11:10 AM
Dianna said…
I just sent in my application/registration on Wednesday. Thanks for letting me know about it.
4:35 PM
Anonymous said…
right one day before ma birthday :>
anyways ALL THE BEST
5:30 AM
Anonymous said…
SO MUCH MONEY.

i want to help people, and i'm sure you make it as affordable as possible, but how the hell can people afford this kind of money for a few weeks?

i just don't understand - i dont care about making money, i want to help those less fortunate than me.......................................but i need to have a ton of money to be able to do so?
10:01 AM
iwanttoplayguitarlikejoeymilligan said…
HAPPY BIRTHDAY, STEPHEN!!!
3:13 PM
Adrienne said…
You got played on Canadian radio station run by Virgin last month. Congrats, thats pretty epic for a band under a Christian label.
1:39 PM
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