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Jul 14, 2016 44 min

Does Going To Church Save Me?

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One of the first questions Christians ask each other when they meet is, "What church do you go to?" Why? Because many believe that in order to be a true Christian you must attend church every Sunday. But what does the Bible say? Does going to church really save you? Listen in and find out. We are taught shortly after proclaiming Christianity as their faith and Jesus as their Savior that you must regularly attend church. Where is this written? Join us as we discuss this topic

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