Tikkun Olam

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Hello, Friends This message was delivered on a Sunday Morning. Tikkun Olam is an ancient Hebrew expression meaning "repairing the world". This message begins in Genesis and works its way all the way through the teachings of Jesus to show both the Hebraic roots of Jesus' teaching and the practical ways in which we can participate in mans' original calling. Please listen, carefully, as this message challenges many of the commonly held teachings of the modern Church. We pray that you are blessed by what you hear. The LCMF Staff

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