Come and get a Beer
January 27th, 2012
It Begins
January 27th, 2012
Paper Bullets
January 26th, 2012
It’s the story of Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie and their publicists…. I mean, it’s all about the world of fame scene through the lense of Much Ado About Nothing, with a healthy dose of dance party and balloons.
Sadly I could not get any pictures of this show because my camera phone stopped working. here is a setup picture, but if you want to see the real thing you’ll have to come tomorrow or Saturday!
-Rob
Apocalypse Soon
January 26th, 2012
What would happen if you gathered the worlds dieties and religious icons together to decide the fate of Humanity? What if Buddha brought veggie hot dogs and Orpheus brought a guitar? Why that would be Apocalypse Soon, the second show of our Battle of the Bards VI. Here are some photos from the quirky show from the demented mind of Courtney Meaker. Sorry for the quality of image here, I have a crappy camera phone 
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Waiting pre-tech
January 26th, 2012
The company has arrived for a pre-dress rehearsal company meeting. Things are starting to happen. Looking forward to describing this business for you. I’ll be posting some photos and quick details about the shows as we go along tonight, and then tomorrow will be focused on other happenings.
The casts are starting to arrive pretty early tonight and we have put them both into our green room and the borrowed green room of our GREAT Neighbor Michael Matewauk.
-Rob
“BARDS” SHOWS ANNOUNCED!
November 30th, 2011
In BATTLE OF THE BARDS VI, three ensembles perform scenes adaptations of classic works. The audience then picks which play goes into Ghost Light’s 2012-13 Season. Admission includes one vote – additional votes are only $1 each. All proceeds support the work of Ghost Light Theatricals.
Right after the Saturday performance, cast, crew, and audience will celebrate and find out the winning show. A ticket to the BARDS VI or a donation is admission into the party.
Mack the Knife
Written by Stephanie Mallard Couch and Stephen Bucheit
Directed by Stephanie Mallard Couch
Mack the Knife is a fast and loose musical adaptation of (that Scottish play) set in a 1920′s speakeasy complete with gangsters, molls, dolls, canaries, et al.
Paper Bullets
Written by John E. Allis
Directed by Emily Harvey
In Paper Bullets two media powerhouses tamper with the personal and professional affairs of four budding Hollywood icons. Scandalized sweethearts fumble with love and illusion in this modernization of Much Ado, a farce replete with sex, glitter and deception.
Apocalypse Soon
Written and directed by Courtney Meaker
Religious figures throughout a variety of texts and oral traditions come together for a three day reunion to plan the apocalypse and decide who’s saved. Surfacing issues like hope, salvation, choice, whiskey, and acoustic music the characters try to resolve their angst before destroying the world.
AUDITIONS for Spring Shows
November 28th, 2011
Ghost Light Theatricals will be holding auditions for their spring productions of FREAK STORM and THE LAST DAYS OF JUDAS ISCARIOT! Â Auditions are December 5th at 6th with callbacks on the 10th and 11th. Â Please prepare two contrasting monologues, at least one comedic, spanning no more than 3 minutes. Â Email Rob at rob@ghostlighttheatricals.org for an audition slot. Â Check out the links at the top of the page for more info about the shows!
Freak Storm Casting Needs:
4m/4f/2either
BEN, Dr. Benedict Karybduf, geothermal scientist
SILLA, his ex-wife
ZIP, male action figure from Daybreak Unlimited
ANDY, son to Ben, Randy’s twin
SPOCK, Dr. Jessica Pocari, Ben’s post-doc
SESQUATH, large hominid
TRANK, laid-back pilot, runs Cascade Whirlybird with Stefi
STEFI, Native American Pilot, common-law wife to Trank.
RANDY, daughter to Silla, Andy’s twin
R.E.L., The Remote Electronic Liason, cybernetic system
All Roles Open
The Last Days of Judas Iscariot Casting Needs:
Must be comfortable with blue language and adult themes.
10m/5f
Satan: Male, Smooth Dark and Handsome, Any age.
Gloria/Mother Teresa: Hispanic Female, any age
Judge/Caiaphas the Elder/Saint Matthew: 40 – 60 male, any ethnicity.
Loretta/Mary Magdalene/Sister Glenna: 25 – 40 Female, any ethnicity.
Bailiff/Simon the Zealot: Male, Any age, any ethnicity.
Sigmund Freud/Saint Thomas/Soldier 1: Male, any age, any ethnicity.
Pontius Pilate/Uncle Pino: Male, 30 – 45, any ethnicity.
Matthias of Galilee/Saint Peter/Soldier 2: Male, 25 – 40, must be able to play a child, any ethnicity.
Jesus of Nazareth: Male, 25 – 40, strong and capable. Any ethnicity.
Judas Iscariot: Male 25 – 40, must be comfortable with limited lines, lots of stage time. Must be able to play full age range in play. Any Ethnicity.
Saint Monica/Soldier 3: Hispanic Female, 25 – 40.
Henrietta Iscariot: 35 – 50 Female, any ethnicity.
Butch Honeywell: 30 – 45, Male, any ethnicity.
Fabian Aziza Cunningham: Female, 25 – 40, red head or willingness to dye hair red., any ethnicity.
Yusef El-Fayoumy: 25 – 40, Male, Middle Eastern/Eastern Indian
Upcoming Audition for GLT’s Late Night
September 20th, 2011
Ghost Lite presents LAPDSMU – “In Los Angeles, the very worst homicides are handled by an elite squad of detectives — the Serious Murders Unit. They are: LAPDSMU.”
Ghost Lite’s first late night of the season will follow Ghost Light Theatricals Vengeance at Sundown. We will be seeking 2-3 Women and 5-6 Men.
Auditions: Sunday, September 25th at 7:00 and Monday September 26th at 7:00. Please prepared a one minute comedic monologue.
Rehearsals will start on Tuesday September 27th.
We’ll rehearse the following days: 9/27, 9/29, 10/2, 10/3, 10/4, 10/5
Load in / tech will be on 10/9 starting at 10:00 AM and 10/11 and 10/12, with final dress on 10/13
WIN FREE TICKETS TO VENGEANCE AT SUNDOWN!
September 13th, 2011
Ghost Light Theatricals is participating in Arts Crush this year! You can enter to win free tickets to the Thursday, October 13 performance of Vengeance at Sundown. Sign up here between September 16-29. http://freenight.artscrush.org/
Visit us at the Arts Crush Kick-Off Fair on Sunday, September 25, 11am-2pm, at McCaw Hall http://artscrush.org/civicrm/event/info?reset=1&id=883
ARTS CRUSH is 31 days of creative adventures in art, literature, music, theatre, dance, film and more. GET CRUSHED during this extraordinary month-long festival by connecting with artists and arts groups in unique and unexpected ways. Arts Crush features hundreds of free events, special discounts and once-a-year interactive arts opportunities for all ages. Visit www.artscrush.org to join in the fun.
Upcoming Open House
August 5th, 2011
Ghost Light made some big improvements to the space this summer – the green carpet is gone and the new floor looks a-mazing! The space will be open between 6pm – 10pm so you can check out the new floor, have a drink, and dance!
Saturday, August 13
6:00 to 10:00pm
The Ballard Underground
Cash Bar available including $15 drink bracelets. Drink all you want for $15!
Musical stylings of DJ Frankenheart
“Song Inspired Paintings” by Melissa Fenwick featured on the art wall
No admission and open to the public
The Ballard ArtWalk is that evening as well (6-9pm), so be sure to check it out! http://www.ballardchamber.​com/artwalkinfo
Audition for Ghost Light Theatricals’ Fall 2011 Productions
August 3rd, 2011
Ghost Light Theatricals will be holding auditions for our fall productions at on Monday, August 8th and Tuesday, August 9th between 6:30 and 10:00 pm. Callbacks will be on Wednesday, August 10th and Sunday, August 14th. If you are interested in auditioning please schedule a time by emailing your resume and headshot to rob.bergquist@gmail.com and we’ll schedule your five minute audition slot. Please have prepared two contrasting monologues, at least one of which should be comedic.
Show #1: Vengeance at Sundown is a 1950’s B-Movie adaptation of the Jacobean play, The Revengers Tragedy written by Ben Newton and David Van Wert and directed by Ghost Light Theatricals’ Founding Artistic Director Beth Raas-Bergquist. It is a vivid, lustful and violent satire following many characters seeking revenge. Rehearsals for this project are weekday evenings and weekend afternoons beginning at the end of August. Performances are the first three weekends of October 2011. All rehearsals and performances will take place at the Ballard Underground on NW Market Street in Ballard.
Roles for Vengeance at Sundown are available for 9 Men and 3 Women, 18 years or older.
Show # 2: Hedda takes Henrik Ibsen’s classic Hedda Gabler, and remixes it. Inspired by Chuck Mee’s use of found text and by the Viewpoints and Suzuki methods, Nikki Przasnyski originally conceived, adapted and directed Hedda in the spring of 2003 as the culmination of a research grant at the University of Washington. Nikki will again be re-conceiving and adapting her script for performance the first three weekends of November 2011. This adaptation uses self destructive female archetypes in literature and history to highlight Hedda’s struggle (such as Lady MacBeth, Ophelia and Janis Joplin). Rehearsals will begin in early September and will be split between Mercer Island’s Youth Theatre Northwest campus and the Ballard Underground on NW Market Street in Ballard.
Roles for Hedda are available for 3 Men and 10+ Women of all ages, races, sizes, etc; movement and generative experience a plus.
Auditions for: The Clouds, A Reality Play
February 15th, 2011
The Clouds, a reality play
by Alexis Holzer
Adapted from
The Clouds
by Aristophanes
Ghost Light Theatricals
The Ballard Underground
2220 NW Market Street, Lower Level
• Auditions are February 17th 6-10 – prepared comedic monologue
• Callbacks are February 20th 11-5 – sides from the script
• Rehearsals begin the last week of February – April 14th; tentative rehearsal schedule:
o Mon-Thurs 6:30-10:00
o Sat 1-5 and/or Sun 3-8
• Performances are Friday 4/15, Saturday 4/16, Thursday 4/21, Friday 4/22, Saturday 4/23,
Monday 4/25, Thursday 4/28, Friday 4/29, Saturday 4/30, Sunday 5/1 @2:00.
Versatile, diverse, creative and collaborative artists are needed for this new play where Greek
comedy meets reality television. This is largely an ensemble cast; most actors will play many
varied parts.
Adult actors only please due to script content. It ain’t for kids.
Actors needed:
FEMALE plays ages 7-20
FEMALE plays ages 20-40
FEMALE plays ages 20-40
FEMALE plays ages 30-40
FEMALE plays ages30-50
4 CHORUS MEMBERS, male/female 20 years+
MALE plays ages 8-20
MALE plays ages 8-30
MALE plays ages 16-40
MALE plays ages 20-40
MALE plays ages 30-50
Contact Alexis Holzer at alexisdianah@gmail.com for an audition appointment on Thursday
February 17th. Auditions will be 10-minute slots between 6pm-10pm. Bring a resume, headshot
and prepared comedic monologue. Callbacks will be held on Sunday February 20th 11-5. If
you are only able to attend on Sunday, or not able to attend either time but are interested in the
project, contact Alexis.
At this time, Ghost Light Theatricals is not able to pay their devoted, hardworking, amazing artists
with anything but gratitude, loyalty, and alcohol.
We need a set designer for The Clouds, stat.
February 9th, 2011
Ghost Light Theatricals seeks a set designer for our upcoming production of THE CLOUDS, an adaptation of Aristophanes’ comedy written and directed by Alexis Holzer. THE CLOUDS will be performed at the Ballard Underground April 15th – 24th, with tech the week before April 15th, and load in April 9th and 10th. Design and production meetings start immediately. All designers and actors with Ghost Light Theatricals are volunteers.
Please email Alexis Holzer, alexisdiana@gmail.com, to apply.
Auditions for Caryl Churchill’s “The Skriker”
November 30th, 2010
Ghost Light Theatricals presents Caryl Churchill’s THE SKRIKER, directed by Beth Raas.
I am casting ensemble members, and need 5-7 men and women of various ages, shapes and sizes, over 18 due to the subject matter of the play.
The Skriker is a modern adaptation of Rumplestiltskin, in which a deranged fairy tricks two young women into giving her their babies and descending with her into the underworld. The ensemble plays a number of dark fairies (no glitter involved) from British/Celtic mythology who are onstage, engaged in independent activity and unnoticed by the other characters, for most of the play; each actor in the ensemble will most likely play more than one fairy. While the ensemble is primarily movement based (there are only a few lines here and there, and one song everyone sings which does not have to sound as though everyone can sing), there will be lots of stage time and I will make it worth your while should you be cast.
Ghost Light rehearses and performs between three and five weekday nights (or weekend days) per week at The Ballard Underground on Northwest Market Street (there may also be one or two rehearsals at TPS in Seattle Center), with Skriker rehearsals starting in late January/early February. The show runs March 11 – 27, 2011, Friday, Saturday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday at 7:30, and a 2:00 p.m. matinee on Sunday 3/27. Unfortunately, we are unable to pay actors.
Group auditions are from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. and 8:00 to 10:00 p.m. this coming Sunday, December 5th. Please contact me for an appointment and with any questions at beth@ghostlighttheatricals.org.
Auditions for Ghost Lite’s AMNBCOES!
October 7th, 2010
HERE THEY COME!
(Insert terrified 1950′s woman scream here)
Auditions for Ghost Lite’s (see what we did there?) “A Midsummers Nightmare Before Christmas on Elm Street”! A late night show that will take place after Ghost Light’s performances of A Midsummer Night’s Dream!
Audition/Interview Dates:
Sunday 10/10 starting at 6pm. Please email Jen Ross for an appointment
Callbacks or second audition/interview?
Callbacks Monday 10/11
Audition Requirements:
Please prepare a 1 min comedic monologue. We would like to see this monologue done twice with 2 different characters if possible!
Describe any monetary compensation:
This is a volunteer opportunity!
Character Breakdown / Project Needs
Looking for actors with strong comedic skills who are ready to play!
Come see a rehearsal of AMSND!
October 4th, 2010
Want to come see what happens behind the scenes of the shows you love to see? Come see an open rehearsal of A Midsummer Night’s Dream as part of Arts Crush
The bar will be open and you will be able to sit and see how the artists prepare the show. Just for coming you will also receive a coupon for $1.00 off your next GLT ticket! Who doesn’t like that?
Click the image above or follow this link to RSVP!
Auditions for A Midsummer Night’s Dream
August 17th, 2010
William Shakespeare’s A MIDSUMMER NIGHT’S DREAM
Directed by Rob Bergquist
One of Shakespeare’s most popular works, A MIDSUMMER NIGHT’S DREAM witnesses the bitter dispute between the Fairy King and Queen, smashing two worlds into a mass of love, illusion and magic. Their quarrel engulfs a group of unsuspecting humans as this fantasy world transforms them emotionally, mentally and physically.
Rehearsals: Begin in late September and take place weekday evenings and weekend days, between 3 and 5 days per week
Auditions: The evening of Wednesday, August 25th, with callbacks by invitation only on Saturday, August 28th
Performances: November 5 – 21, Thursday – Saturday evenings, as well as some Saturday and Sunday matinees, and one Monday Industry Night
Auditions, Rehearsals, and Performances will be at:
The Ballard Underground,
2220 NW Market Street, Seattle, 98107
Men and women ages 18 and older needed for all roles
To audition, please email Rob Bergquist, rob.bergquist@gmail.com, for an appointment, and with any questions
Ghost Light Theatricals is currently an all-volunteer company, and unfortunately is unable to pay actors at this time.
Matt’s Magnificent Meanderings
May 4th, 2010
Howdily ho, neighborinos!
Ghost Light is in the offseason, but that doesn’t mean that we aren’t still doing stuff! We are working on our website, we are planning our company retreat and getting ready to ramp up our next season!
Take a look at the website. Look up. Look down. See that? No? Well, we added the “Like” button AND “Share” buttons. I know that doesn’t feel like much, but come on, baby steps.
Guess what else you should check out: our photos. We have spent a lot of time trying to make sure we had a solid archive of all of the shows we have done in our history, and Chelsie (our wonderfully talented graphic artist and archivist) has spent a lot of time getting the images put on our Flickr page and now (due to stupid Flickr’s stupid image limit and their dumb faces) we have decided to move to Picasa!
This move is going to take some time, so Flickr will still be there, but we are going to put photos up on Picasa going forward and Chelsie (bless her soul) has offered to spend the time to re-upload all of our images to Picasa. Hopefully this will be the last move. I mean, they have lots of upload space, so cross your fingers! Plus, to upgrade (if needed) is $20 less a year ($25 for Flickr, $5 for Picasa), so all of our wonderful donor’s money goes to the theater, not to us adding photos to the internet…look to the future, not the past.
Also, we will need some ideas for next February’s Battle of the Bards V, so if you have ideas feel free to email matt@ghostlighttheatricals.org. The only things we ask are:
1. No/minimal royalties
2. At least 7 actors
3. Based on a classic text
Those are the only rules! But we do loooooove local playwrights (hint, hint).
I think that’s it for now. Look out for more updates – because I have decided that I will be updating you as often as flippin possible!
“Conformity is the ruin of the mind” – Jesse Shelley
Matt
We have a new home!
December 21st, 2009
Dear Friends,
After 6 1/2 years of roving, Ghost Light Theatricals is thrilled to announce our new permanent home, at 2220 Northwest Market Street in Ballard! We couldn’t be happier to become Ballard’s theatre company. We’ll be moving in January 1st, so come on down and visit us in our new 65-seat basement home in the new year (formerly occupied by our friends Live Girls Theatre).
Give us a house-warming gift by clicking “Donate” above, or party with us and choose our next season February 5th and 6th at the fourth annual Battle of the Bards! We’ll see you soon – at our house!
HOME for the Holidays?
December 15th, 2009
Ch-Ch-Ch-Changes are afoot
December 8th, 2009
Thank you to everyone (cast, crew, company, audience members) for a fantastic opening to our 2009-10 season with The Oedipal Duplex. We haven’t ever been this excited to start a season, and we hope to have even more exciting news about Bards, The Three Sisters and our future in the coming weeks.
You might notice that there is a new design to the page and we have added a Donate link at the top of our page; that’s because Ghost Light is closer than ever to having a permanent space. Having a home means being able to grow and thrive as a theater group, without the constant worry of finding a temporary space to rent. In order to secure a new Ghost Light home we need to raise enough money for one year of rent. One year of rent and expenses will cost over $30,000, which is no small feat. We hope to raise $8,000 by January 31st and $35,000 by June 30th. Please, help us to reach our goal!
If you are interseted in contributing to our 501(c)3 Non-Profit, just click on the button below or email info@ghostlighttheatricals.org for more information:
THE OEDIPAL DUPLEX, Nov. 6 – 22, 2009
August 8th, 2009
November 2009 Ghost Light Theatricals will be featuring not one but two new adaptations of Oedipus Rex. The first of the world premieres, written by Ghost Light Literary Manager Matt Lyman, is an adaption of Oedipus Rex aptly titled Mother PhΩcker. As a second act, Ghost Light proudly presents BATTLE OF THE BARDS winner Blinding Pains, a sitcom style comedy written by company members David Van Wert and Ben Newton. Blinding Pains features Oedipus Rex (as a restaurant owner in Phoenix, Arizona) as well as many of the craziest characters in classical drama. The Oedipal Duplex plays at TPS Theatre 4, on the fourth floor of the Center House in Seattle Center, at 7:30 p.m. the first three weekends of November.  Stay tuned for more information soon!
Battle of the Bards IV
August 8th, 2009
Ghost Light Theatricals is proud to announce information about the 4th annual Battle of the Bards. This year’s scorecard features plays directed by Ken Holmes, Wilder Nutting-Heath and Shawn Bookey. It will be performed February 5th and 6th, 2010 at Freehold Theatre in Belltown. Following the final Saturday performance, Ghost Light will sponsor a party that culminates in the selection of our final play for the 2010 – 2011 Season. Join us at this raucous, alcohol fueled fundraiser, and be involved in choosing part of our season.
More updates to come!
Three Sisters
August 8th, 2009
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| The final show in Ghost Light Theatricals 7th season will be Anton Chekov’s The Three Sisters, directed by Nikky Przasnyski. All shows will be at TPS Studio 4 and will run April 3rd – 18th, 2010. We’ll be keeping you updated about auditions and design opportunities, so check back often for more information! |
I need a costume designer!
February 23rd, 2009
Good morning faithful readers (whoever you may be),
Ghost Light Theatricals is in need of a costume designer for our spring production of A Dream Play. If you are interested or know anyone who is interested, please send an email to rob.bergquist@gmail.com. It’s a really exciting production, and should be buckets of fun to design and work on. That’s right, I said buckets of fun.
-Rob
The nature of Dreams
February 22nd, 2009
I am going to be spending a lot of time over the next few months thinking about the nature of dreams: as in, what is the nature of a dream? I find it remarkably interesting that once I decided to start keeping a dream journal, in order to personalize the process of directing A Dream Play, my dreams started to take on what seems to be, a greater meaning. Maybe it has to do with the fact that along with rehearsals just having started, I am working my way through the dream dictionary that Beth got me for Valentine’s Day.
At any rate, the dreams that I am having have been rather vivid and filled with a lot of the stereotypical dream symbolism. There are always a ton of people that are in some way a representation of myself, or at least how I view myself. There is often some form of violence, whether it is toward an object (such as the aquarium that broke over my head the other night) or toward a person (seemingly always self inflicted). There are doorways, there is falling, there are very clear allusions to the play. I think what it comes down to, or at least how I am choosing to view it, is that in this case my conscious personality is winning out over my subconscious one. Perhaps I have, at least in terms of dreaming and this play go, conquered the tension that exists between my conscious and my subconscious–though that is not likely the case. Whatever the case is, I am beginning to become very emotionally invested in the process (which is what I should expect of myself), and I am quite connected to the majority of the working concept that we have.
I am unabashedly excited about the team of people that we have assembled for this production. We have such a fantastic core of actors and designers, and even though I have my definite hesitations about portions of the show, as well as a healthy fear in my ability to direct it cohesively, I am filled with complete confidence in the team’s ability to make it happen, even if an aquarium breaks over someone’s head.
-Rob
Our Best Fundraiser Yet
February 19th, 2009
The 2009 edition of Battle of the Bards was by far the most successful yet!Thanks to everyone who worked on the productions and to everyone who came and was so generous with their votes and their love.
Also, congratulations are in order for Blinding Pains which will be produced in full as part of our 2009 – 2010 season. We couldn’t be more excited to produce this local, original script as part of what could be our most challenging and rewarding season!
A Dream Play
February 16th, 2009
The 2008-2009 season’s last show is August Strinberg’s “A Dream Play.” Playing at The Down Stage Theatre (Stone Soup Theatre).
April 3rd, 4th, 9th, 10th, 11th, 16th, 17th, 18th @ 7:30 PM
April 19th @ 2:00 PM
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4035 Stone Way
Seattle, WA 98103
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The Misanthrope
February 16th, 2009
THE MISANTHROPE by Molière, translated and adapted by Lauren Goldman Marshall – based on a concept by Alan DiBona
Directed by Jessica Stepka
Dates: January 23 – February 7, 2009. 7:30 pm. February 8, 2009. 2:00 pm.
Where: The DownStage Theatre at Stone Soup in Wallingford, 4029 Stone Way N, Seattle, WA 98103
What happens when reality finally catches up to your fantasy life? What happens when your brutal honesty comes back to bite? Alceste’s darkest fears become a reality as the world he has constructed crumbles around him in Lauren Goldman Marshall’s adaptation of Moliere’s The Misanthrope. Based on a concept by Alan DiBona, this “rock ‘n roll” variation on the classic comedy shows us a modern take on this social misfit and his battle for true love.
Measure for Measure
February 15th, 2009
MEASURE FOR MEASURE
by William Shakespeare
directed by Beth Raas
October 3, 4, 9, 10, 11, 16, 17, 18 at 7:30pm
October 19 at 2:00pm
Stone Soup Theatre – in Wallingford
4035 Stone Way N
Seattle, WA 98103
Tickets $15 ($12 st/sr) at the door or brownpapertickets.com
Shakespeare’s dark comedy about sex, power, and hypocrisy. Angelo takes advantage of his temporary authority to crack down on fornicators . . . and to join their ranks.
MEASURE FOR MEASURE features the work of Rob Bergquist, Val Brunetto, Becky Chong, Steve Cooper, Justin Emerick, Melissa Fenwick, Jalyn Green, Matt Lyman, Molly Mahar, Daniela Melgar, Jeff Pierson, Jenifer Ross, Jessica Stepka, Derek Van Heel, David van Wert, John-Paul Wilson, Evan Woltz.
In the same way you judge others, you will be judged, and with the measure you use, it will be measured to you. – Matthew 7:1
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