2026 NTC Chapel Sermon - Revd Dr Bruce Allder (16.6.26)
Jun 18, 202625m
This sermon was preached in the NTC chapel service held on 16 June 2026. The text was Joshua 3 and the sermon was delivered by former NTC Principal Bruce Allder.
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