LWF Twelfth Assembly: Worship, Bible Studies and Hymns

Liturgy and Bible studies from the LWF Twelth Assembly in Windhoek, Namibia, 10-16 May 2017.

LWF Twelfth Assembly: Worship, Bible Studies and Hymns
Editor: LWF Assembly
ISBN: 978-2-940459-60-5 (EN)
Pages: 180
Publication date: May 2017
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