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Make Peace Inevitable: Reflections on Hiroshima and Nagasaki, 2017

September 05, 2017 in Faith In Action

As we mark Just Peace Sunday on Sept. 17, we share John Leung's sermon from August 6, which he kindly forwarded to us. Click below to read it on the Southwest Conference Blog:

Make Peace Inevitable

Source: http://www.southwestconferenceblog.org/201...
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