Let Your Faith Be Your Eyes

Fr Joseph interviews Alex Hordge. Alex was baptized last Pascha, sings in the church choir, and attends college classes at The Saint Constantine School. Alex is also blind.

An episode of the The 153 podcast, hosted by Fr. John Finley and Fr. Joseph Huneycutt, titled "Let Your Faith Be Your Eyes" was published on November 11, 2019.

November 11, 2019 · The 153

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Fr Joseph interviews Alex Hordge. Alex was baptized last Pascha, sings in the church choir, and attends college classes at The Saint Constantine School. Alex is also blind.

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Fr Joseph interviews Alex Hordge. Alex was baptized last Pascha, sings in the church choir, and attends college classes at The Saint Constantine School. Alex is also blind.

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