Colorful Bolivian goal

Mar 09, 2011

Emilio Espinoza

Adventist ministers in Bolivia are challenged to plant 81 churches in regions where there is currently no Adventist presence. More than 150 pastors met for the ministerial meeting at Bolivia Adventist University on Saturday, February 5.

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