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Tell the Story

40 Devotions with Reflections on Black History

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Pub Date Jan 03 2023 | Archive Date May 05 2023

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“Black history makers' stories urge us to faith in Jesus Christ, because—without God—it is easy to see they never would have made it on their journey.” —Joyce Dinkins, executive editor, VOICES Our Daily Bread Ministries
 
Don’t wait for Black History Month or Juneteenth to learn about Black historymakers of uncommon faith. Tell the Story, allows you to hear about visionaries like Opal Lee, Richard Allen, and Benjamin Mays in this 40-day devotional from the Voices Collection of Our Daily Bread Ministries. Each day, inspire your own faith with a different testimony that includes relevant Scripture. Hear how each trailblazer looked to God and, against the odds, maintained dignity, served the community, sought social justice, and grew historic organizations and institutions. 
 

“Black history makers' stories urge us to faith in Jesus Christ, because—without God—it is easy to see they never would have made it on their journey.” —Joyce Dinkins, executive editor, VOICES...


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ISBN 9781640702233
PRICE $14.99 (USD)
PAGES 200

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