
Broken, poured out, thankful
The text below is a partial transcription of a sermon delivered by J.P. O’Connor, Ph.D., in a North Central University chapel service in November 2021.
The text below is a partial transcription of a sermon delivered by J.P. O’Connor, Ph.D., in a North Central University chapel service in November 2021.
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Darnell K. Williams Sr., D.Min., has been appointed as Associate
The text below is a partial transcription of a sermon
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