Short Song Medley in Local Language
Jul 26, 202611mEp. 726S2026
Short Song Medley in Local Language recorded during a prayer meeting at ICGC Roman Ridge Assembly.
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Hosted by Kenneth Igiri · EN · 139 episodes
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Pouring out my deepest thoughts regarding my personal Faith, sharing what many choose not to talk about. Extreme Extra-Biblical Contemplations.Venture only if you are open enough to explore beyong tradition and authentic enough to know that truth does not fear scrutiny.To me, discovery is an act of worship and discovery requires enquiry - a journey that helps us displace dogma and embrace truth. We do not claim to have all the answers, we just want freedom to ask all our questions.
Kenneth Igiri hosts Word Culture, a religion show with 139 episodes published.
Short Song Medley in Local Language recorded during a prayer meeting at ICGC Roman Ridge Assembly.
We delivered this presentation at ICGC Roman Ridge Assembly during the 2026 Men's Week Programme. It was delivered on Google Meeting with the accompanying presentation. You can download the presentation here: Godly Homes
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