Remembering and repenting as we pray for Jews
Bruce Myers
December 17, 2018
If you stand in the chancel of the Cathedral of the Holy Trinity in Quebec City and look straight up, you’ll see four gilded Hebrew
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If you stand in the chancel of the Cathedral of the Holy Trinity in Quebec City and look straight up, you’ll see four gilded Hebrew
Until very recently, it was widely accepted that models of governance, administration and decision-making used in government were also appropriate for the church.
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