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Tag: JD Greear

Posted on May 26, 2018March 30, 2021

Commentary on JD Greear’s Facebook Live Statement

On Thursday, May 24th, JD Greear posted a Facebook Live about the needs of the Southern Baptist Convention. This is it. Continue reading “Commentary on JD Greear’s Facebook Live Statement”

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