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Alan Nunnelee: I would like to welcome to the House of Representatives this morning Dr. John Adams, Jr., who offered the prayer…

On the recordNovember 19, 2013
I would like to welcome to the House of Representatives this morning Dr. John Adams, Jr., who offered the prayer earlier. Dr. Adams is a native of Mississippi, and he is currently the senior pastor of First Baptist Church in Mantachie, Mississippi. He is joined by his wife, Darla Kaye Fuller Adams. Dr. Adams has served as senior pastor in churches in Mississippi, Texas, Colorado, and Arkansas. Dr. Adams has spoken throughout the South and around the country, sharing a 13-part series about the Judeo- Christian heritage of America. He also presently serves as the executive director of the Moral Action of Mississippi and of the national organization, the Moral Action of the Baptist Missionary Association. We are honored to have him here today, and we deeply appreciate his service to our Lord and to the people of Mississippi. ____________________
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Nov 19, 2013

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