Red Letter Challenge - Week 1 - Getting Started Right

Episode 1 of the The Town and Country Podcast: 2 Churches...1 Ministry podcast, hosted by Immanuel Lutheran Church - Cedar Falls, IA, titled "Red Letter Challenge - Week 1 - Getting Started Right" was published on September 20, 2023 and runs 2 minutes.

September 20, 2023 ·2m · The Town and Country Podcast: 2 Churches...1 Ministry

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Summary

Welcome to the Red Letter Challenge here at Immanuel Lutheran Church in Cedar Falls, Iowa. We will be bringing you a series of weekly encouragement messages to help you as you work your way through each challenge. This week, our encouragement message is from Rev. Dr. Gerald Kapanka, who is the senior pastor here at Immanuel Lutheran. Today, his message is on why it is important to get started right.

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Welcome to the Red Letter Challenge here at Immanuel Lutheran Church in Cedar Falls, Iowa. We will be bringing you a series of weekly encouragement messages to help you as you work your way through each challenge. This week, our encouragement message is from Rev. Dr. Gerald Kapanka, who is the senior pastor here at Immanuel Lutheran. Today, his message is on why it is important to get started right.

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