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Concern for the Poor Reveals Undefiled Religion or Religiosity!

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Concern for the Poor Reveals Undefiled Religion or Religiosity!

Recently, I wrote this message to the church in my city of Goiânia, Brazil, and made it into a YouTube video. My city has many large churches and is probably one of the most evangelized cities in Brazil. It’s known …

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