July 16, 2011 Divine Service

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The Divine service of CAA Seventh-day Adventist Church in Las Piñas City, Metro Manila, Philippines.



Opening Part


Scripture Reading
Special Number- Give your heart to the Lord


Message


Tithes and Offerings
 
 
Closing Part

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