Setting The Captives Free with Minister Raleigh Thornton - Debut Broadcast

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Minister Raleigh Thornton was called to preach the Gospel at the age of seventeen. Unwilling to do so , God allowed a 25 year wilderness experience to occur. Minister Thornton found out that no matter how far he thought he was away from God, he soon realized that God was always there.Minister Thornton now focuses on encouraging others to obtaain the freedom that God has given him. He preaches the Gospel in a raw truth format to SET THE CAPTIVES FREE. He is non- denominational and speaks on all spiritual Bible based platforms.Join Minister Thornton every Monday morning @7:30 am (est) for a word of encouragement to walk in victory by faith through your situations and circumstances. John 8:32 - Then you will know the truth and the truth will set you free.

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