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  • Empowered and Equipped: The Role of Women in the Body of Christ

    In “Chapter 1”and 2 more chapters

    …a good and necessary thing for the Lord to point out His heart and mind concerning the daughters of Zion; for they were born at a time when it was not natural for a woman to minister before the…

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