Wisdom: 32nd Sunday in Ordinary Time, November 8, 2020, Scripture: Wisdom 6:12-16, Matthew 25:1-13

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Merle said…
Wonderful and timely sermon. The message significant just this week! Thank you.

Merle McDougall
5:15 PM
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