Hrt Rock Radio hr2 replay 09-11-2016 Pastor Leahey Christian responsibility in gov

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This week's edition of Heart Rock Radio we present to you a rebroadcast as we finish updating things here in our studio . this was a show from September 2014 about how important it is for believers to study the issues and candidates and Vote . With the up coming election season this year , we thought it was fitting to replay . share this with your friends . We will be back next week with all new episodes .

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