Grief seems Unfixable"

An episode of the The Father's Cry podcast, hosted by Dave Clark, titled "Grief seems Unfixable"" was published on August 25, 2017 and runs 4 minutes.

August 25, 2017 ·4m · The Father's Cry

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In the midst of our grief and disappointment He says: "I will be there."

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In the midst of our grief and disappointment He says: "I will be there."

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