What does God have to say about this? - Anglican Catechesis Ep. 7 Q25-29

from Anglican Catechesis · host Kurt Hein

On Anglican Catechesis join Fr. Kurt Hein and Fr. Isaac Rehberg on a  journey of learning to follow Jesus on the Anglican Way.   Our goal is to assist in spiritual formation of lay people through  teaching practical theology from To Be a Christian, the official  catechism of the Anglican Church in North America.   Get a copy of the catechism here: https://anglicanchurch.net/catechism/    A production of Light of Christ Anglican Church

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On Anglican Catechesis join Fr. Kurt Hein and Fr. Isaac Rehberg on a journey of learning to follow Jesus on the Anglican Way. Our goal is to assist in spiritual formation of lay people through teaching practical theology from To Be a Christian, the official catechism of the Anglican Church in North America. Get a copy of the catechism here: https://anglicanchurch.net/catechism/ A production of Light of Christ Anglican Church

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