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Welcome to May!
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Welcome to May! So much has been happening around Morganville, let's jump right to it! Phil's mom is home from the hospital and rehab and making slow and steady progress. For those of you just tuning in, back in March a neighborhood dog knocked her down in the street. No broken bones but she was pretty banged up. She had to get home and healed up in time for her first great-grandbaby... Which brings us to our oldest daughter and son-in-law who are expecting their first child late this month. According to the way things are progressing, she may not make it until the due date, so we could be grandparents anytime! Our youngest daughter was back from Chicago for her sister's baby shower and will make another return trip after the baby is born. She is excited to move to New York with her company sometime later this year and mark another item off her bucket list! Phil has been down with bronchitis again. His ribs are pretty sore from all the coughing, but he has been able to make all our singing engagements. On that front... We are excited to be back at the Riverview Conference Center in Cedar Falls, IA on the 20th of the month. For several years we were part of a Gospel music festival they put on each summer. We made so many life-long friends of both the attendees and the other musicians at the festival. It will certainly be fun to return and catch up. There's probably more to tell, but that's enough for today. We are thrilled to still be out singing and telling people about Jesus. Hopefully we'll be coming to your area this year and we can connect in person! Blessings, Click Here to Check our Concert Schedule! Check us out on Facebook! - http://www.facebook.com/PhilandPamMorgan |
Phil & Pam Morgan
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