Soar : Sail Into Gods Plan For Your Future
$19.99
The future can be intimidating for many high school students. There are so many influences in their lives pushing them in different directions. Soar will help high school students study the Bible to learn how God plans to lead them, step-by-step, through life. In 20 hands-on studies, students will discover what it means to be a willing follower of God and how to live without fear of their future.
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SKU (ISBN): 9780310282679
ISBN10: 0310282675
Kevin Johnson
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: August 2009
Higher # 4
Publisher: Zondervan
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