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We're joined by Worship Leader, Rob Key. A musical talent that's chased the country music dream, but found his calling as worship leader at Taylorsville Community Church; Rob's love for serving the Lord is his top priority, but he also likes fishing.
We're joined by Worship Leader, Rob Key. A musical talent that's chased the country music dream, but found his calling as worship leader at Taylorsville Community Church; Rob's love for serving the Lord is his top priority, but he also likes fishing.
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The Direction
"The Direction ends and begins"Mark takes you to his home lake in Taylorsville, KY - Taylorsville Lake for some fall bassin'. Mark normally has a guest but with this being his final network filmed show he takes us on a journey of telling how he got started.
The Direction
"Worship, Music, and Bassin'"We're joined by Worship Leader, Rob Key. A musical talent that's chased the country music dream, but found his calling as worship leader at Taylorsville Community Church; Rob's love for serving the Lord is his top priority, but he also likes fishing.
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