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Don’t Lose Hope; Keep the Faith! Get Justice by Overcoming Accusations

Sat, Apr 30

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Zoom

Part 4 in the Courts of Heaven. Do you need quick answers to your prayers? Do you feel like your prayers have been hindered? ​Learn how to address the issues that prevent us from obtaining everything that God has planned for us.


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Don’t Lose Hope; Keep the Faith! Get Justice by Overcoming Accusations
Don’t Lose Hope; Keep the Faith! Get Justice by Overcoming Accusations

Time & Location

Apr 30, 2022, 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM

Zoom

About The Event

In this training we will cover

  • 2 hours of Instruction of how to Access the Mercy Court of Heaven

Small Introduction to the Courts of Heaven

Reasons why your prayers are not answered

Why do we need quick answers to our prayers

Who is our adversary and why is he coming against me?

Tickets

  • Courts of Heaven

    Breaking off legal rights over curses that hinder and stop our destiny.

    $35.00

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