Transition Sale — Remaining Titles

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There are still lots of great titles available as part of our transition sale. You can read more about the reason behind the sale in Pastor John’s update from last week. Books The Power of Words and the Wonder of God $2 With Calvin in the Theater of God $2 For the Fame of God’s Name $5 A Holy Ambition $5 Ruth: Under the Wings of God $3 Velvet Steel $2 Portrait of Calvin $2 The Pleasures of God (Revised Edition) $5 CDs Hebrews: The Radiance of His Glory $3 Trilogy: Desiring God, The Pleasures of God, Battling Unbelief $5 DVDs Open Their Eyes $5 Thinking

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