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How to live like a king's kid by Hill, Harold, Harold Hill, Michael Hill · Booklabria

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Hill, Harold, Harold Hill, Michael Hill
How to live like a king's kid

Christian lifeBiblical teaching

How to live like a king's kid

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First published: 1974
Language: English
Editions: 3

Synopsis

An in depth look at how Christians can and should function in today's society and their mission. Filled with miracles stemming from a loving and compassionate God, this book can only inspire Christians and wannabe Christians all over the world.

Subjects: Christian life
Biblical teaching
Inspirational
Inspirational - General

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