The Higher Decision, Part 2

from Kirsten Buxton · host Living Church Ministries

The gathering in Durham, North Carolina continues with deep questions on the heart: Can you tell me about your revelatory experience? What is near death experience? I have chronic illness - does it matter if I commit suicide? What will it affect? Ricki sings a beautiful rendition of I Need to Know, and the gathering finishes with a joyful reminder that we are under 'Christ control' - with Ricki and Kirsten singing Quantum Love All of Kirsten's talks, including videos are here: https://kirsten.i-am-one.net/talks-and-vids/ Join her at coming events around the world, see details here: https://kirsten.i-am-one.net/coming-events-2/ She loves to travel, don't hesitate to contact her if you have a group and would like her to come your way: [email protected] June 2017

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