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Churches: Loving Their Enemies

Friday, January 27 2012 @ 01:34 PM

Love Your Enemies

What happens when someone stands outside a church with a sign like this, and then goes into that church to join the congregation during worship and social time? Pace e Bene's Peter Ediger (staff in Las Vegas) found out!

Click here to see his reflections.

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