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November 4, 2021

Faust Ruggerio, Author: Eating As An Act of Worship Ministries Podcast

Ann Wooten-Taylor
C.E.O. of EAW Ministries
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Join us today as we discuss The Fix Yourself Handbook byFaust Ruggerio.

Copyright Eileen Noelle

Have you ever wished for a handbook that provided step-by-step instructions for fixing the messes you make in your life? 

Join us today as we discuss The Fix Yourself Handbook byFaust Ruggerio.

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