Episode 20 | Luke 24; Acts 1–2; Joshua 5–18; Proverbs 10:1–14; and Psalms 68–69

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Join us as we read through the Bible this year! We've now made it through twenty weeks of this year's reading plan! Today we look back over those readings and look ahead at what's coming up in Acts 3:1–7:53; Joshua 19–24; Judges 1–6; Proverbs 10:15–32; and Psalms 70–71. Feel free to contact Pastor with anything thoughts or questions you have as you're reading! If you would like a digital copy of this year's plan, you can find the original at www.crafteddaily.com. For the booklet we've put together at Emmanuel, you can find it online here. Or you can find it over at YouVersion. Stay in touch with Emmanuel Lutheran Church: https://www.emmanuelcadillac.org/ Online Giving Facebook

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