Book Recommendation: Walking with Mary

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Book Recommendation: Walking with Mary

"I used to think Mary was totally unrelatable (she's perfect, after all...) and this was one of the first books I read that really made her seem human to me." - Samantha Povlock

This Lent, why not walk alongside the woman who knew Jesus best?

Find Walking with Mary by Dr. Edward Sri here:

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March 14, 2017

"I used to think Mary was totally unrelatable (she's perfect, after all...) and this was one of the first books I read that really made her seem human to me." - Samantha Povlock

This Lent, why not walk alongside the woman who knew Jesus best?

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