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So, what did you preach about?

So, what did you preach about?

De : Meredith Gudger Raines
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Every week, we talk to a pastor about their last sermon. We’ll meet their congregations, hear the issues in their community, and see where the light shines in. Do you want to open a window to the human story and the sacred spirit that connects us? Every ordinary sermon, and the process that created it, can be an entry to an exploration of faith, community, trust, and hope. Join us for the conversation!


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Meredith Gudger Raines Christianisme Ministère et évangélisme Sciences sociales Spiritualité
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