Mayor promises to read The Great Controversy

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May I promises to read the great
controversy, read by chaired stack or off.

So never be ashamed to
tell others about our Lord.

Second Timothy one verse eight.

On February 12, Tahitian politician, Mrs.

T aura.

made an official visit to the
Roe seventh day Adventist church.

Mrs.

City has been may of, uh, Rui.

A commune in French Polynesia.

Since 2003.

She was accompanied by a team of
29 counselors during her visit.

Literature evangelist, Bruce.

TIF ATO and the church members felt
impressed to offer 30 copies of

the great controversy and a family
Bible to the mayor and her team.

The mayor is a Protestant Christian.

And as promised our church members
that she will read the great

controversy reported Fannie Brotherson
area manager of the literature,

evangelists in French Polynesia.

Last year she purchased all
of our health books from

literature, evangelist, Raymonda.

Brotherson.

Who met her at the, uh, Ruby city hall.

Praise God.

Jarrod Stackelroth: This year.

Literature ministry celebrates 175 years.

This month's devotional readings
come from the stories of faith.

Edited by a fire near.

Chu.

And produced by the literature.

ministries department of the
seventh day Adventist church

in the south Pacific division.

To find out more about this month's
heritage celebrations, visit

heritage dot Adventist church.

Dot com.