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Pleasant Garden

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Oct 20, 2026

Laurelyn DossettGUEST
19:02
And we were there for two years, and then he got a newspaper job in Greensboro, and we moved to Greensboro.
Laurelyn DossettGUEST
19:07
And then lived around different places, Winston-Salem, Pleasant Garden, but around that area.
Laurelyn DossettGUEST
19:13
And, you know, the children were born there and raised the kids there.
Craig HavighurstHOST
19:17
So you said that you got into music late, but you probably were interested in music.
Alex McFarlandHOST
2:15
Well, amen, amen.
Alex McFarlandHOST
2:16
I was in a pulpit at Mount Pleasant Church in my home city of the Greensboro, North Carolina, Pleasant Garden area, and I preached through Psalm 51, which is a great psalm of David, creating me a clean heart, O God.
Alex McFarlandHOST
2:33
And I think even though that's Old Testament, it really lends itself to a gospel, evangelistic, New Testament-style message, doesn't it?
Dylan BurroughsHOST
2:43
It does.
Alex McFarlandHOST
42:18
One of the reasons my wife and I, we go and vote.
Alex McFarlandHOST
42:20
And I'm usually the first in line at the Fentress Township in Guilford County in our precinct of Pleasant Garden, North Carolina.
Alex McFarlandHOST
42:30
I'm usually the first one at the door, I am, because I get up early and I'm not trying to be dramatic here, but the idea that there is the consent of the governed and the idea that I've got a stewardship, a vote, a voice, and I can go and get up early and I can, with the best ability I have, try to vote for godly, constitutionalist, people of character and conviction, why would I not do that? I know it's raining, it's cold, you gotta wait in line, but you think about this.
Alex McFarlandHOST
43:09
I calculated, I wrote an article for townhall.com this week, it takes to go and vote, no matter where you live, between 45 minutes and two hours maybe a little bit longer.
Alex McFarlandHOST
29:17
Our website, alexmcfarland.com. You can write to us, P.O.
Alex McFarlandHOST
29:23
Box 485, Pleasant Garden, North Carolina, 27313.
Alex McFarlandHOST
29:29
In the meantime, remember, Jesus is as close by as a prayer.
Alex McFarlandHOST
29:34
And if you've put your faith in Him, you are forever His.
Alex McFarlandHOST
30:47
Uh, you, you might appreciate this.
Alex McFarlandHOST
30:49
Uh, the town where I grew up, uh, I shouldn't say town, it's out in the county, Pleasant Garden, North Carolina, founded in the 1700s, our little farming community was birthed out of a John Wesley revival.
Alex McFarlandHOST
31:03
And, you know-
David BartonGUEST
31:04
Awesome
Dale Earnhardt Jr.HOST
9:16
So that's what today's all about.
Dale Earnhardt Jr.HOST
9:18
Um, born May 15th, 1980, in Pleasant Garden, North Carolina.
Dale Earnhardt Jr.HOST
9:23
What's Pleasant Garden? Where's that at?
Shane HmielGUEST
9:24
Pleasant Garden is seven miles from downtown Greensboro.
Shane HmielGUEST
9:30
It is a little bitty country town that my family started a nursing home business in 1953.
Shane HmielGUEST
9:38
They were the seventh nursing home business in the state.
Shane HmielGUEST
9:42
So, um, my family just grew up there.
Shane HmielGUEST
9:47
And my dad moved from North Caro- I mean, from New York to Greensboro, Pleasant Garden, 'cause it was seven miles from Richard Petty's, and that's where my dad was working at the time.
Alex McFarlandHOST
51:45
I've told this story many times for those that have heard me tell it, you know, forgive my repetition, but Brother E.W., I'm going to say 10 years ago, we did a missions conference in Greensboro, North Carolina.
Alex McFarlandHOST
51:58
That was originally my home region, Pleasant Garden out in the country, really.
Alex McFarlandHOST
52:04
And we get emails from people that know where Pleasant Garden is.
Alex McFarlandHOST
52:09
But Greensboro is the larger city.
Alex McFarlandHOST
52:11
I live maybe about four hours from where you live, Brother E.W.

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