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Monday, October 11, 2010

Bible Teaching from Generation Word: First, We Need More People to Leave the Church

Bible Teaching from Generation Word: First, We Need More People to Leave the Church
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Galyn and Toni have been married for 35 years and have six sons ages 21-32. They are a US Marine, a Colorado snow board coach, a computer engineer for the US Air Force, a coffee roaster in Memphis, another son who is an airman in the USAF. Galyn teaches Bible class three times a week. He is a middle school shop teacher and a former high school coach. Galyn is the author of "Hope for America's Last Generation" and the 450 page textbook "Framework for Christian Faith". His most recent book is "Jerusalem: History, Archaeology and Apologetic Proof of Scripture." He has distributed at no charge over 100,000 cds into over 40 countries and is listened to online daily by people in the U.S., Europe, Asia, Australia and Africa.
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