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“Ideal para fortalecer el Programa de Evangelismo de las iglesias”
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“Samuel De Jesus es un comunicador y productor con un paradigma de excelencia quien ha desarrollado un tema muy necesario en nuestro continente. Las nuevas oportunidades digitales para la iglesia en proclamar el evangelio son numerosas. Sin embargo, son relativamente pocos los autores que de una forma tan sencilla y simple proveen herramientas practicas para hacerlo como lo hace Samuel a traves de este libro. En estas paginas encontrara una orientacion practica y oportuna de como ser efectivos y eficientes en compartir la buena noticia a traves del medio de la internet.”
Arnold J. Enns, Presidente COICOM
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SKU (ISBN): 9781628717679
ISBN10: 162871767X
Language: Spanish
Samuel De Jesus
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: February 2014
Publisher: Xulon Press
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