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Julia Sweeney nói về việc để cho Chúa ra đi

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Julia Sweeney (Chúa Nói, "Ha!") trình diễn 15 phút đầu của màn độc diễn Để Cho Chúa Ra Đi năm 2006 của bà. Khi hai người truyền giáo Mormon trẻ tuổi gõ cửa nhà bà, điều đó đã khiến bà nghĩ lại hoàn toàn về đức tin của mình.

Julia Sweeney is an actor and writer who does comedic solo shows that tackle deep issues: cancer, family, faith. Her next book is "If It's Not One Thing, It's Your Mother," on parenting and being parented. She performs regularly with Jill Sobule, telling stories alongside Jill's songs, in their "Jill & Julia Show." Full bio »

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