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Your Faith Pt2: Y2Believe Pt2

Monday, June 06, 2011

In the parable of the woman at the well, we have a perfect opportunity to study the quintessential evangelist – Jesus. Looking at His example allows us to understand what we need to do to effectively share Jesus love and saving grace. That’s today with Pastor Bob Coy on the Active Word…

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