Photo record of Youth Revival Reunion

I have just posted a photo record of the Oct. 18-22 reunion of leaders of the youth revival movement at Baylor University. I shot from 125 to 240 photos each of the five days. I assembled them on my new MacPro, so I posted them on my .MAC site. The address is lengthy to type in your browser, so just click this link: http://web.mac.com/brotherblotz/iWeb/Youth Revivals Remembered/

I'll write more about it soon. This week of reunion was almost as life-changing as the experiences of the 1940s themselves. At least, it brought back all the emotions and made us all long to see "an old match light a new flame."

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