Las costas planas y arenosas de Colombia no se prestan a la actividad guerrillera. Eso resultó ser una bendición para Barranquilla, una ciudad costera al norte que es el centro del Presbiterio de la Costa Norte de la Iglesia Presbiteriana de Colombia (IPC). Read more »
November 21, 2019
El Presbiterio de la Costa trabaja por la paz
Las costas planas y arenosas de Colombia no se prestan a la actividad guerrillera. Eso resultó ser una bendición para Barranquilla, una ciudad costera al norte que es el centro del Presbiterio de la Costa Norte de la Iglesia Presbiteriana de Colombia (IPC). Read more »
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