La guerra nunca tiene sentido

En la década de los noventa, Bosnia-Herzegobina experimentó una cruenta guerra que desencadenó la muerte de muchas personas y la destrucción de Sarajevo. En esa preciosa ciudad, todo quedó devastado y un niño, Asmir, describe cómo veía todo y el profundo dolor que le produjo separarse de su padre y terminar como refugiado. Escuche este tema en el Programa “Vida Familiar” con Fernando Alexis Jiménez. ¡Una voz de fe y esperanza para la familia! ✅ Encuéntrenos en Internet con las etiquetas #RadioBendiciones y #ProgramaVidaFamiliar ✅ Visítenos en Internet https://www.mensajerodelapalabra.com/ y https://bit.ly/3mg0VLk ******************* SUSCRIPCIONES ******************* Active la campana " " para recibir notificaciones de nuevos programas. Suscríbase a nuestro Canal con un Clic https://bit.ly/3hgCwDf para que esté al día con nuevos contenidos. Es su forma de apoyar nuestro ministerio. ********************* REDES SOCIALES ********************* Facebook: https://facebook.com/programavidafamiliar Twitter: https://twitter.com/bendicionesnet Instagram https://www.instagram.com/radiobendiciones/channel/ ******************************************** ¿DÓNDE ESCUCHAR EL PROGRAMA “VIDA FAMILIAR”? ******************************************** Audio Blog del Programa www.ProgramaVidaFamiliar.Com Anchor https://bit.ly/3b7uri7 Ivoox https://bit.ly/3ka76zl Zeno Radio https://bit.ly/3mfscOM ************* LIBROS GRATIS ************* Descargue GRATIS el libro electrónico “Victoriosos en medio de las crisis” haciendo Clic a continuación https://radiobendicionesfm.com/?p=1263 © Derechos Reservados de este Podcast a nombre de la Misión Edificando Familias Sólidas (Colombia)

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