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by David Browder on Apr 22, 2009 • 8:10 pm 6 Comments

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6 comments

  1. Tess Mullen says:

    Apr 22, 2009

    Reply

    I love this clip. Mockingbird is such a great name. Repeatedly singing out the song that man is forgiven and saved by Christ seems like a pretty great thing to me…

  2. Joshua Corrigan says:

    Apr 23, 2009

    Reply

    This clip should be a permanent installation at the top of the blog!

  3. Sean Norris says:

    Apr 23, 2009

    Reply

    Browder!

    This clip was actually surprising. I think I am abreacting right now:) Seriously, it means a lot to me. Thanks for putting it up.

    Sean

  4. Jacob says:

    Apr 23, 2009

    Reply

    Browder, where you one of the little kids eating dinner?

  5. Jeff Hual says:

    Apr 23, 2009

    Reply

    One of the reasons I decided to come to MB 2009: Paul Walker’s explanation of the reason for the name “Mockingbird” in his opening sermon at MB 2008. I decided I just had to come experience it for myself. Cool name, cool concept, and one of my all-time favorite books/movies.

  6. David Browder says:

    Apr 23, 2009

    Reply

    Jacob, I was the one in the overalls eating with the wrong fork.

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