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Crossroads

Crossroads

De : Jonathan Ike
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 This is about Christian Living. The Church of the Living God is at a crossroads with conflicting doctrines, traditional teachings and doctrines of the devil, and this has not only brought confusion to children of God but has weakened their faith. Many are presently in the valley of decision and needs to be encouraged. The truth should be sought out and upheld, as Paul would say, "in season and out of season". This is what we believe. Join us and leave your comments as we explore this together.Jonathan Ike Christianisme Ministère et évangélisme Spiritualité
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