Child Protection Devotion #7
2019
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| Category | Child Protection |
| Copyright Owner | Compassion International |
Jesus was only 12 years old when He addressed the elders in the temple. Read this devotion and learn how God often uses children and youth to deliver His truth to people.
This document is part of: Child Protection Devotions
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