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INC | IGREJA NO CINEMA

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Posted On: August 24th 2026, 03:36 pm
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Como assim, e se?
Se você é uma daquelas pessoas que perguntam: “O que Jesus faria nessa situação”.
Essa live é pra você.

Junto com nosso pastor @fischerthomas_ descobrimos que Cristo está em nós e conosco no dia mal.

Quer ouvir essa mensagem completa?
Entra no YT agora mesmo e procura por igreja no cinema. E nos conta o que achou 🙏🏽
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vilma_rocha__ 2 months ago

vilma_rocha__

Que benção vamos ouvir e participar eu e a Vilma

leooliveiraprodutor 2 months ago

leooliveiraprodutor

🔥🔥🔥

cs.pher 2 months ago

cs.pher

🔥🔥

alinedietz 2 months ago

alinedietz

👏👏👏

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