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Video: Awesome Message from the G.O of GGM "Pastor Elijah Ogunyemi" #CAP

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Its all about "Good Friday" the best moment to remember how and why Jesus Christ died for you and i, In this message Pastor Elijah Ogunyemi the General Overseer of God's Grace Ministry share with us a powerful ministration from "SOUND OF REVIVAL" (Palm Sunday). From New York City "USA".  



I am so blessed right now by this message more reason i decided to share it with you.

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