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Tommie Fortune Testimony – Hope in the Face of Stage 4 Cancer

February 14, 2019January 18, 2019

Tommie Fortune Testimony of Joy in the face of Stage 4 Liver Cancer

A Powerful Testimony
Tommie Fortune Testimony – Hope in the Face of Stage 4 Liver Cancer
How to Have Joy in the Midst of Hardship
Testimony given in the Third Week of Advent
Trusting God in the midst of threats to life and suffering.

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