#PRAY4VINCE - Update

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Important Update

The #PRAY4VINCE Event will be held at.  Southwest Christian Center
3700 Stine Rd Bakersfield Ca 93304
(Tue June 1st  5-7pm)

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We are putting together a Prayer Vigil and Worship Event in Bakersfield Ca this coming Tuesday June 1st. This is to ask God for a Miracle Healing of Cancer for Vince. This is also for anyone you know that needs a Physical or Spiritual Healing in Jesus Name. Please message me if you are interested in Joining us. Please Start Praying for him and this Event now, even if you can't join us. Believe for Many Miracles to happen for Vince and all over the World. We want other Christian Churches in our community to Join us. This event isn't about our church it's about his Whole Body Uniting Together for the Name, Work, and Glory of Jesus Christ.
We understand that people have work so join us for hower long you can it won't be formal dress comfortable and stay for as long as you wish. We will be having a Worship/Prayer Time for a Miracle for Vince and a Move of God for Healing all over the World for those that need a Special touch from God. FYI. If you wish to bring Cards or sign to Support Vince we will make sure he gets them. Please come if you need prayer or know someone who does. Bring  a friend all are Welcome.


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