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Should We Celebrate Christmas?

Dr. Mike Ghouse / December 22, 2021

Whether you are Jewish, Hindu, Sikh, Bahai, Buddhist, Muslim or belong to any faith, you might be wondering about the […]

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A Christmas Message

Dr. Mike Ghouse / December 24, 2018

One of the most frequently used words during the Christmas season is peace. Indeed, it is a reflection of the

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