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PBR Pastor Todd Pierce Shares Personal Story

Posted Monday, June 9, 2008
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One of the blessings of this job has been the remarkable people God has placed in my life.  One of those acquaintances is Todd Pierce, minister for Pro Bull Riders Outreach.  Over the years I have had a few conversations with him but most importantly I have heard him speak at several Outreach services at Professional Bull Riders events.  I have never walked away from one of these services with out a better insight into my faith.  Recently Todd and his wife,  Leslie, told their story on a Billy Graham special.  This is the video from the show.  It is a story of love and courage you won't want to miss!

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Todd and Leslie's relationship was doomed from the start. He couldn’t even make it to their wedding day before he’d made the ultimate mistake. What could he do to change? And what would she do about him?

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