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RBAP Ministry in Focus / Pastor Keith Maddy Latin Missions

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Here is an interview with Pastor Keith Maddy. He is an awesome guy. Hopefully Ruben and I can go down and visit him this summer. It is our goal.
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Visiting him in Cuba?
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No.... He is Missions Pastor at Heritage in Owensboro, Ky. He travels a lot to the Latin Countries.
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I thought he was in Cuba because of the pictures in the link.
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