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4/27/2025Book by David K. Kern
As our Forefathers submitted to God, so must we. It was through their dependence on Providence that we were blessed with this land. The pages of this book will implement scriptures that will define the path forward. As the Bible and faith in the Lord guided our early founders to victory, we must not compromise and instead stand on the firm foundation of faith laid before us.
Book by David K. Kern
As our Forefathers submitted to God, so must we. It was through their dependence on Providence that we were blessed with this land. The pages of this book will implement scriptures that will define the path forward. As the Bible and faith in the Lord guided our early founders to victory, we must not compromise and instead stand on the firm foundation of faith laid before us.