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  • Evening – September 1 | Spurgeon Devotional

    Evening – September 1 | Spurgeon Devotional


Living by the Book

Thursday nights are still Dust to Glory with Ligonier. A Bible-reading class is next, after that series finishes. Until then, the table here is open.


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