Jeremiah 29-Kansas Bible Conference – August 21-23, 2015
Kansas Bible Conference
August 21–23, 2015
“For I know the thoughts [plans] that I think toward you,
says the LORD, thoughts [plans] of peace and not of evil,
to give you a future and a hope.” Jer 29:11
The purpose of this conference was to provide information about what we will encounter in the days ahead.
Gene Cunningham participated in a Bible Conference, along with other well-qualified teachers, to discuss principles from the Book of Jeremiah—specifically regarding the promise of Jer 29:11.
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