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wonderful half hour conversation with Rachel Hickson connecting and sharing ideas for Real 2011 - she has such a beautiful Godly spirit

Are you following Real 2011 Twitter yet?
You can get tweets on your (smart) phone or on your PC. You've probably noticed the Tweet button
You can get updates and info as it happens, plus prayer pointers
We are:     @KerithReal

You can follow my own personal tweets with random stuff about my life (kids, home, Simon, dog, work, Church, observations, thoughts etc) in tweets of 140 characters or less     @catrinabenham


When you follow me, you'll see that I follow all sorts of people - Charlotte Gambill / Lynne Hybels / Holly Wagner / Bobbie Houston / BBC Breaking News / Ben Cooley / Bill Hybels / Shauna Niequist as well as some from Kerith (Simon / Lee L.M / Sola / Heather / Sue R / Ruth ) 

Here's Howard Reece-Smith's latest tweet as he and Elizabeth cycle from Nairobi to Serenje in Zambia,to raise funds to open an operating theatre in the local hospital

@howeliz
Chipogolo 67mls of dirt road took 9hrs45 eliz 2falls bruises only basic accom new posts of sore spots
Read more about the Reece-Smith's bike ride, plus details of how to sponsor them,  on Simon's blog today

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