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ennisel commented on 23 Dec 2015

I've listened to Rev Floyd Flake via TuneIn Radio from here in the UK for a couple years now and i'm also blessed by the youtube videos, music ministry and so forth. Seeing this video spoke to my heart of wanting to volunteer with you all... Can you give me info on this please? shalom and regards Ennis

Donna Redman commented on 03 Nov 2014

Makes me truly proud to be a member of this church!

Rev Rance Allen I Wont Complain mp4

Rev Rance Allen singing with Elder Marvin Miller and Rev, Bennie Oliphant. I Wont Complain.

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Michael May commented on 26 Apr 2016

Ok...who is the guy in the orange? He looks like he just came out the back making the ribs, like he's been waiting, and planning, all week for this chance. He's doing his thing. But, I have never seen somebody open their mouth that wide to sing. Who is he?

MisterZoe commented on 07 May 2016

+Michael May hahahahahhaha I'm in tears! Making ribs! lol

joyce smith commented on 04 May 2016

lol...im tryna take this seriously

Stormy Shaw commented on 27 Jan 2016

This song has done it for me. I listen to it morning, noon and night! I wake up it is my morning praise and worship playlist! Thank God for YouTube! This song has blessed me. Thank you to whomever put it on YouTube. What a mighty blessing. I love it & thanks again!

oneloveatatime commented on 27 Jan 2016

God bless you. Thank you. it my favorite too. I love Rance Allen..

Amari Arnold commented on 22 Jan 2016

chair. MB. pastors. judge.

Amari Arnold commented on 22 Jan 2016

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maurice smith commented on 17 Jan 2016

The guy in the blue holding that harmony big time. He bad lol! Rance is from another planet never get sick of his voice and can listen to all day every day. The guy in orange can straight up blow. That was awesome

Rickey Jefferson commented on 02 Apr 2016

bgffcjk you know I don't listen to that how do you know how don't listen to that one

Arcadia Amaro commented on 28 Nov 2015

Yes

Marvin Bennett commented on 12 Dec 2015

H chin c.f. gj

Cruzan commented on 05 Nov 2015

Let's not ignore the pianist.

douglas williams commented on 25 Jan 2016

she was over chording. a problem with the young neo-jazz gospel types. seeing someone play the popular chords and start using them without theory. she did settle down on into the song. them 2 just lovely. his talents are obvious but once the accompanist started comping......that ending....gracious me!! somebody earned their brownie points with G-D when they posted it. it should be required watching for up and coming singers and keyboardist. a Professional cut it! print it! job

Morrice T commented on 09 Nov 2015

she played that

MINKA CHERRI commented on 13 Oct 2015

Thank you my brothers in Christ! I just can't get enough! Brother in orange you tore the house down, tore that song up to smithereens! I love Rance Allen facial expressions and hand movements! After hearing you all sing all I can say is I'm blessed, I'm better then blessed, Thank you Lord.

chauncey bloom commented on 15 Nov 2015

+MINKA CHERRI AMEN!

Filmmaking / Gamer For Life commented on 03 Oct 2015

At 5:44 I lost it the brother looked back at him and was like what in the world was that then he killed it ! =p

maurice smith commented on 17 Jan 2016

+Stefanie Jefferson I know he killed 5:44 lol

Filmmaking / Gamer For Life commented on 10 Jan 2016

+Stefanie Jefferson Ha, nice I just came back and watch some more then sent this to my fam :D

Stefanie Jefferson commented on 05 Jan 2016

Lol !!! Seriously tho!! I rewinded it like 12 times!!! He killed it!!!!

Allen Hance on the Farm Bill & U.S. Agriculture Policy

Allen Hance is a Senior Policy Analyst at the Northeast Midwest Institute. Remarks from: 2007 Farm to Cafeteria and Farm Bill Conference From Cafeterias to ...

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communitywork commented on 04 Nov 2007

Increase funding for Title II international food aid to $2 billion. Title II is the U.S. government program that uses U.S. agricultural commodities to meet humanitarian food needs overseas. Of that funding, 50 per cent or $600 million should be strictly reserved for non-emergency long-term developmental food aid programs.