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Acts 11 – Eight Marks of the Early Church

EPISODE · May 27, 2018

Acts 11 – Eight Marks of the Early Church

from Christ Church Vienna · host Christ Church Vienna

On Confirmation Sunday, Bishop John Guernsey shared 8 marks of the church in Antioch from Acts 11 that should be cultivated in every church community. Unfortunately, the audio files were corrupted so this secondary recording is not as clear as usual.

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