Love Thy Neighbour
from IMPRINT Leicester Hosted by IMPRINT Church
On Sunday, Pastor Charmaine gave a sermon on loving our neighbour; the power of love. Using 1 Corinthians 13, she explained what real love looks like and emphasised how love cannot exist outside of God, for He is Love! She also encouraged us all to be loving to our neighbours daily in order for us to leave a legacy of love.
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