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09-13-2008, 06:45 PM

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Sermon for Sunday

Not the best Sermon I have ever written. Sounds a bit discombobulated. May God bless my incoherence.

September 14, 2008, Monaca First Presbyterian Church « Backwoods Presbyterian

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Preaching: Nov. 8 Belington Presbyterian & Beverly Presbyterian PC(USA) Churches

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