Uncovered 2- "What Do You Do When Prayers Aren't Answered?"

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I was inspired by a live video form Les Brown. He is currently in the hospital and he was telling us his story and how he prayed everyday for the last 21 years for his cancer to go away. He offered some helpful advice as to why we should do when we feel like our prayers are not answered. Join me on the Uncovered fan page on Facebook. email: [email protected]

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