Testimonio ft. Cynthia Molina

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Cynthia nos platica como fue que llegó a Dios. Así como ella muchos sentimos un llamado especial. Antes de terminar el año podemos dar un paso de fe. Versículo:  Efesios 4:22-23

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Cynthia nos platica como fue que llegó a Dios. Así como ella muchos sentimos un llamado especial. Antes de terminar el año podemos dar un paso de fe. Versículo: Efesios 4:22-23

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