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Where Light Meets Darkness: A Pilgrim's Sacred Muse
- Narrated by: Jonathan Heppner
- Length: 2 hrs and 4 mins
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Where Light Meets Darkness: A Pilgrim's Sacred Muse
Narrated by:
Jonathan Heppner
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Publisher's Summary
Where Light Meets Darkness is a prophet’s call, a sage’s whisper, a bard’s song...asking us to listen, to pause, and to understand the wonder of present Grace; a Grace that traces our hearts and tells the story of our souls.
This is a book of intersections, exploring the possibility of who we could be, meeting the wonder of who we already are. filled with stories, reflections, poetry and pointed thoughts, these words will ask you to long consider the truth of your life.
©2019 Jonathan Heppner (P)2019 Jonathan Heppner
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