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MY JOURNEY by JC Wakhu
By Mean Machine on October 14, 2009
JC I was born again in 1984 in my own room through personal conviction of my own singleness and God’s gracious kindness and patience with me. Knowing that sooner or later I was going to die, I found rest or peace in my heart con

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    MY JOURNEY by JC Wakhu
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