We are less than one week away from the Worship Leader Meetup hosted by All About Worship and TheWorshipCommunity.com . It will take place on the second night of the National Worship Leader Conference . We just got word that Glenn Packiam has accepted our invitation to join us at the Meetup. We are very excited that he’ll be able to come out and do a short interview with us. Glenn is a member of Desperation Band and on staff at New Life Church in Colorado Springs.

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Word from the land of Yao is that Foxconn has begun mass production of a 3G-enabled iPhone 3GS-looking device that lacks WiFi functionality, though it’s being suggested that these may actually lack a WiFi module altogether as opposed to the software lock we’d heard about earlier . The phone (read: iPhone) in question is said to be the same as the one Apple recently sent to the China Telecommunication Technology Labs for testing, which points to the handset making its long-awaited Chinese debut in the near future.

Word from the land of Yao is that Foxconn has begun mass production of a 3G-enabled iPhone 3GS-looking device that lacks WiFi functionality, though it’s being suggested that these may actually lack a WiFi module altogether as opposed to the software lock we’d heard about earlier . The phone (read: iPhone) in question is said to be the same as the one Apple recently sent to the China Telecommunication Technology Labs for testing, which points to the handset making its long-awaited Chinese debut in the near future.

Word from the land of Yao is that Foxconn has begun mass production of a 3G-enabled iPhone 3GS-looking device that lacks WiFi functionality, though it’s being suggested that these may actually lack a WiFi module altogether as opposed to the software lock we’d heard about earlier . The phone (read: iPhone) in question is said to be the same as the one Apple recently sent to the China Telecommunication Technology Labs for testing, which points to the handset making its long-awaited Chinese debut in the near future.