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March 26, 2017

A18: The Fourth Sunday in Lent, Year A (2017)

Will Willimon

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Will Willimon is a bishop in the United Methodist Church and one of the most effective preachers in the English-speaking world. He is also a prolific author, having written more than 60 books. Will has something to say. In this sermon from John 9:1-41 he has something to say about the man born blind, and how his encounter with Jesus moves him from darkness to light.

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A18: The Fourth Sunday in Lent, Year A (2017)

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