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Pastor Tom pushed 'LSD' on mean streets That's love, salvation, deliverance
1994
Overview
'My wife screamed, 'Get the dog, call the police.' But the man just wanted to talk. He said he hadn't been able to sleep. He said my message had been ringing in his ears -- 'I'll be praying for you ... I'll be praying for you.' He kept hearing it, over and over. Pastor Tom left Holland in 1953 and settled in Hamilton where he opened a fish and chip shop on James Street North. Tina was a waitress and soon became his wife. Mike Hanley, The Spectator Rev. [Tom Visser] -- the 'controversial preacher' -- and his horse on his Dunnville property.
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Torstar Syndication Services, a Division of Toronto Star Newspapers Limited
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