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EPISODE · Jun 7, 2020 · 45 MIN

Our Destiny. Not our Decay

from Renewal Chapels · host Pastor Mark Booth

In our return to in person worship, Pastor Mark reminded us that things in our country need to change. That change needs to begin with us. We need to remember our destiny and not our decay.

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In our return to in person worship, Pastor Mark reminded us that things in our country need to change. That change needs to begin with us. We need to remember our destiny and not our decay.

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In our return to in person worship, Pastor Mark reminded us that things in our country need to change. That change needs to begin with us. We need to remember our destiny and not our decay.

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