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EPISODE · Jan 28, 2020 · 22 MIN

Quonekuia Day | Know God in the Fire

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Professor Quonekuia Day is an accomplished professor at Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary in Boston. Professor Day is a full-time instructor of Old Testament & Biblical Hebrew at Gordon-Conwell, where she primarily teaches at the Boston campus and the Hispanic Ministries Program at South Hamilton, MA. As an ordained minister of the Church of God, Cleveland, Tenn, she has over 25 years of ministry experience as a teacher, counselor, outreach minister and most recently, as the Director of Ministerial Care and Development at Deliverance Temple Worship Center, Dorchester, MA. Today, on the second day of Missions Week, Professor Day continues her message from the book of Daniel. She shares on the difficulty it is of professing our faith and allegiance to God in the midst of trials, and yet, the eternal reward that is enjoyed by those who choose to.

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