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September 10, 2006

Morning Worship 9/10/06:
"Everything I needed I learned in Sunday School" 
Text: Psalm 34
Theme: We ought to greatly desire the opportunity of learning God's truth

Evening Service 9/10/06:
"A Great Salvation: New Perspectives on Paul (Part II)"

  • Scripture: Romans 1:8-17
  • Originally preached by Pastor Counts

Posted on September 10, 2006 |

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