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God Can

The Movie and the Story

Gary B. McCleod
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Pages
48
Year
2021
Language
English
Publisher
Xlibris US

About

Grandma Emma and Grandpa Joe haven't been home to Alabama in over twenty-five years. And although a family reunion is taking place, it is not their sole reason for going. Over Fifty years ago, their grandfather a preacher, made an altar built of tin and called it Jireh meaning "God can". Whoever kneeled at the can and petitioned it prayers would be answered. However, a job promotion due to their son Tom puts a damper on their plans, which was to take their granddaughter Tameka to Alabama to be healed by the can. Unknown to everyone, Grandpa Joe is also in need of a miracle from the can. He was diagnosed with colon cancer. Will the can heal them? or is this a form of idol worship?

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