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Name

luis Socarras

Age and Gender

28, male

City

Orlando

State:

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Where are you from?

born and raised in florida

Mac or PC

mac

Religious Preferences:

im not big on religion

Your astrological sign

sagitarius (is that how you spell it?)

Political Tendencies:

conservative

What is your "cover" (occupation)?

shepherd

What is your vocation (passion)?

smellin like sheep

What leader from a feature film most reminds you of you?

thats a tough question

What leader from a feature film would you be most likely to follow?

William wallace
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Maximus

Favorite Movies

Gladiator is probly my fav

Favorite Music:

that depends on my mood

What book(s) are you reading right now?

communicating for a change
pursuit of holiness
the word

Relationship Status:

Married

Luis Socarras's Blog

sipp'n on some caffeine

so I'm in Vancouver sitting in a pretty chill little coffee house just people watching. loving the fact that i dont really know anyone here and i can take on any persona i really want to be. not in a freaky, psycho, stalker kinda way but really i am who i am and noone expects a certain role to be filled when they're in my presence. sounds kinda weird i guess but whatever. i get to be a part of a pretty cool event so thats what brought me up here. i love being a part of something bigger than myse… Continue

Posted on July 20, 2007 at 10:11pm —

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At 1:01am on August 1, 2007, cindy kruschel said…: Yes, I totally understand your feeling at the coffee house! I love meeting new people that don't have any preconcieved ideas about me. It's kinda freeing huh?
Thanks for the add.

At 4:32pm on July 28, 2007, Andy Raffalski said…: Thanks for the friend invite

At 2:22am on July 25, 2007, Joel Atwood said…: Hey Luis!!! How's your corner of the US? Thanks for the invite!!

At 9:49pm on July 22, 2007, Jenna Martin said…: Well...hello....how are you?

At 10:55am on July 22, 2007, Shawna Snow said…: thanks for the add:)

At 8:14pm on July 21, 2007, tony sheng said…: hi luis thanks for the add. i think i met you a few years ago at house blend. i help with students with a church outside of baltimore. maybe ill see you the next time in FL.

At 11:22am on July 21, 2007, nooc said…: Thanks for the add. I haven't been to Van in like 18 years but it's a great town.

At 9:34am on July 21, 2007, Angelique said…: Hello.

At 5:56am on July 21, 2007, olliespringer said…: Thank for the invitation to be your friend :)

Enjoy your time in Vancouver!

At 3:01am on July 21, 2007, Lu said…: Wow, thanks! I take it as a great compliment that you saw me as someone, out of the 300+ folks here, worth getting to know. Thank you! :)

It was good to hear a little about you and what you're doing right now. I've only been to Florida a couple of times, and only to go to Disney World. :) But now that the McManus's live there, I'm hoping to come down a little more often -- and for other reasons than Disney.

I'm a little to the north of you... :) But I grew up all over. My dad was in the military and then worked on staff in churches after he "retired", so I lived all over the western US. But I think I still call LA home, because I lived there for 18 years and Mosaic, my home church, is there (I was at Mosaic for over 10 years). It's hard to give that kind of family up, ya know?

I've been living in Nashville for almost 3 years. I moved here to plant a Mosaic, but it fell through. All for the best. I found an awesome church that's only four years old. I mentor people (mostly women right now) as they prepare to serve overseas. I used to be an overseas missionary -- in India and in the Northern Africa Middle East region -- and before that I saw myself as a missionary in Hollywood, where I worked, so I have a little background from which to pull.

I cannot believe how fulfilling mentoring these girls is! Two of them just landed in South Africa this week and I feel like a proud mama watching her girls dance in a recital or something. I'm just bursting! I'm so excited for them and all they will learn and experience.

Well, that's probably more than you can digest in one sitting, so I'll quit for now. :)

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