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The Psychology of Betrayal; Matthew 26:14-25

Calvary Wallingford believes first and foremost Christians are learners, disciples, focused on knowing our God. Therefore we study the Bible because it tells us about God, about his ways, about his character, and especially about his plan of salvation and his call for us to follow in his mission. For more information visit www.calvarywallingford.com.

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