Yesu Pekee Ndiye Tunahitaji

Episode 4 of the The Simonsens podcast, hosted by Daniel and Mary Simonsen, titled "Yesu Pekee Ndiye Tunahitaji" was published on August 13, 2023 and runs 45 minutes.

August 13, 2023 ·45m · The Simonsens

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This message was preached by Daniel Simonsen at Trinity Baptist Church, Gatukuyu on 13th August 2023. This is message #2 in the 1 John series.

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This message was preached by Daniel Simonsen at Trinity Baptist Church, Gatukuyu on 13th August 2023. This is message #2 in the 1 John series.

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