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My Golden Ship - Lamplighter Theatre Dramatic Audio CD
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We all know what it's like to harbor that gnawing feeling that rears its ugly head as envy. Christians are not exempt, as we see in the case of Charlie. "But don't it seem hard that some folks should have everything, and the other folks nothin'?" Charlie soon realizes that envy easily escalates to bitterness and resentment, and that his idea of "having everything" is far from the truth.
Suggested Ages: 12-99
Length: 2 hrs
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