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Look Closer This Christmas
14 December 2020
DEVOTIONS
Precept Ministries Ireland
Look Closer This Christmas
Precept Ministries Ireland
14 December 2020
DEVOTIONS

Look Closer This Christmas

Precept Ministries Ireland
14 December 2020
DEVOTIONS

Check out this great wee video from FaithLife. This Christmas, let's look closer at the Bible and discover what it has to say about Jesus!

Tagged: Advent, Christmas, Bible Study

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