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An initiative helps young girls to earn money, keep safe, and stay off the streets.
Ribbon cutting and open house will take place on November 22, 2019.
In the U.S., regional conference summit focuses on extending Christ’s compassion to every person.
Information resource is explicitly aimed at church members, not experts, leaders said.
An initiative helps young girls to earn money, keep safe, and stay off the streets.
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Ribbon cutting and open house will take place on November 22, 2019.
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In the U.S., regional conference summit focuses on extending Christ’s compassion to every person.
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Information resource is explicitly aimed at church members, not experts, leaders said.
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Non-indispensable amino acids are found to benefit cardiovascular health.
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Amended statement is passed by majority vote
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Why did the Psalmist link taste to experiencing God?
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Vol. 15, No. 9
This sermon was preached by William Miller in 1842. The language clearly exhibits traits of the nineteenth century; the ideas, however, are solidly biblical, timeless, and echo both urgency and passion.—Editors
We asked readers: What comes to mind when you think of the words “the blessed hope”? How has the reality of Christ’s return affected your Christian experience, as well as that of your family and friends? Here are a few of their responses.—Editors.
The following sermon* was preached by William Miller in 1842. The language clearly exhibits traits of the nineteenth century; the ideas, however, are solidly biblical, timeless, and echo both urgency and passion.—Editors
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