Orientacion Basica Para Recien – (Spanish)
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This revised and updated edition of “Orientation for New Believers” is a very useful tool for pastors, leaders, and anyone else helping newborn Christians, as well as for those who used the previous edition. In its nine chapters, the reader will find reviewing exercises and others to consolidate specific terms and concepts. Even though this work can be read by the new Christian, it is much more effective when used as a study manual for the first week’s preparation of new members. The central focus of the book is the newborn, but every Christian can benefit by reading it- even if you are an active member in your church.
This manual will help you review key concepts of basic Biblical principles, and expand your knowledge of Christian-living. All this … and much more can be achieved through this practical and concise manual, yet vast in spiritual resources.
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SKU (ISBN): 9780829734270
ISBN10: 0829734279
Language: Spanish
Wilfredo Calderon
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: September 2001
Publisher: Editorial Vida
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