Talk:Marcus Lamb

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"MARCUS LAMB

In 1997, Marcus began the Daystar Television Network, which owns and operates TV stations across the nation. Daystar is now the secondlargest Christian Television Network in the world. Marcus and his wife, Joni, host a daily TV program called “Celebration” that is broadcast live via satellite across the nation and around the world. They minister at various churches around the nation. http://www.thechurchreport.com/content/view/823/32/"

Although this looks like a cut and paste job, I'm going to keep it because Marcus Lamb is indeed notable, and I will try to clean it up and conform to standards. I'm also going to stubby it because I don't know enough nor do I care enough about the subject to expand it. Colby 01:45, 31 January 2006 (UTC)