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February 26, 2008

at National Pastors Convention 2008 in San Diego

Just got here to San Diego for the National Pastors Convention. The evening general session is packed in the new convention hall, with like over 2,000 pastors and wives. The Rwanda bishop will be speaking tonight.

I'll be here until Thrusday 11'ish.Say hello if you spot me-- I'll be wearing a bright orange shirt on Wednesday, looking like a giant traffic cone.

--- DJ Chuang, Leadership Community Director @ Leadership Network

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