Black Female church goer
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EnglishVoice Age
Young Adult (18-35)Accents
North American (General)Transcript
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Chapter one. I walked into Faith of Abundance Church of God in downtown Atlanta on Sunday morning, like any other day, to enjoy a wonderful service. At that time, I had no way of knowing when it was over. My life would never be the same. I took my seat in the middle role as ours do. The service is packed, which was normal for a church this size over 3400 members. The praise team was just wrapping up and walking office passed a Jerome Blake was stepping up to address the congregation. It's one of the oldest passes in the area. He stands around 58 with great care. He has his hazel eyes that make you want to confess all your sins. When he looks at you through thick glasses. He always tells us that he used to play semi pro basketball, but I just laughed and it starts. Rubbing his oversized belly while preaching, I reached into my purse to ensure myself was on vibrate mode. Why is this young man sitting beside me watching my every move? He's starting to worry. I look around for an empty seat so I could move before I tell him off. But there was no I place my things down under missing, crossing my legs while positioning myself with sister sitting beside me. Hopefully this gesture would be enough to get the message that I didn't want to be. I turned my head and acted like I was waiting to someone in the row across from us. So I get a better look at this brown skin stranger sitting beside Who's well dressed, I must say in his brown double breasted suit match intact looks to be around 27 29 black. Here his eyes were Hazel Pastor Blakes, but I know he doesn't decide. All right, hold yourself because the house is no place for the thoughts when you do your mind right now, I was in my position asking the Holy Spirit to keep my mind check plastic Pastor Blake was talking, but I didn't hear what you say. Everyone is standing. That's why