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Dinner and Conversation at Wintzell\u2019s Oyster House in Montgomery, Alabama<\/p>\n\n\n\n

                        Featuring Special Guest:  Hank Teuton<\/strong>I<\/p>\n\n\n\n

learned of today\u2019s podcast guest – Hank Teuton (rhymes with crouton) \u2013 from a comment of a total stranger.  It is amazing where God will lead when we pause and pay attention.  When Hank and I sat down to some good southern seafood at Wintzell\u2019s Oyster House, it was one \u201cwow\u201d after another.  He served 31-years in the US Coast Guard. Along the way he became a luthier with a unique mission.  Hank names his instruments Baruch Guitars (Baruch is Hebrew for \u201cblessed.\u201d)  And although it is a completely different word with different meaning from the \u201cblessed\u201d of Jesus\u2019 beatitudes, I could not help but think, \u201cThis is what someone\u2019s life looks like when it becomes a living, breathing beatitude.\u201d  So join us at our outside table.  We saved you a seat and some hushpuppies.
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