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May 20, 2007

Amazing Stories: Esther Chooses

This week we started a new series that will continue on and off for the next few months: Amazing Stories. In it we will explore some of the wonderful, challenging and strange stories from the Old Testament and discover the lessons they teach are still so relevant in 21C Australia. Melissa Lipsett kicks us off by examining the life of a remarkable queen, Esther. Listen in... Download The_Choice-Melissa_Lipsett-20-05-07-0100AM.mp3

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Hi Stu, We have been away in Sydney for the last 2 Sundays so missed your sermons ,can't get t.hem to download Regards Athol

Posted by: Athol | May 23, 2007 at 12:16 PM

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