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Hello, Deacons. This is Khalid, Keith Perry, and we got another awesome episode of home-brewed Christianity coming at you, your source for theological goodness, so that you can think up and brew up your own Christian goodness.

This week on the show, we've got Carrie Newcomer, a musician that is a singer-songwriter contacted us and

sent us a book of poems and an album and had us give them a listen and a read-through and you are in for a

treat carry has some really great stuff to say both about herself as an artist and her faithfulness and the way

that that comes through as an artist. So a great intersection again at the places of aesthetics

and theology and some music on the show, some really great stuff that she plays for us.

If you are interested, of course,

there's always the other kinds of homebrewd goodness things

over at homebrewd Christianity.com.

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