Medjugorje The Mission
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Millions have thrilled to hear the adventures of Wayne Weible, as he investigated the greatest spiritual phenomenon of our time. His first account ended in 1988 and Medjugorje the Mission picks up from there. It chronicles the unique mission given to a lukewarm Protestant, at the time, that would take him all over the globe and deeply touch souls of every belief. It includes an update of the apparitions and the effects of the horrible war in Bosnia.
In his travels, Wayne witnessed miracle after miracle of healing and reconciliation in people of all faiths, while on the home front God was blessing his troubled family in ways he could not possibly imagine. In this intimate, heart warming narrative, he takes you with him each step of the way-and to the heart of God, a journey on which your heart is quickened to receive your own mission.
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SKU (ISBN): 9781557251275
ISBN10: 1557251274
Wayne Weible
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: March 1995
Publisher: Paraclete Press
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