There’s A Fire in Your House Symposium!

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Frank Turner Jr., Author, Knoxville native.
Wess Morgan, Gospel singer

There’s A Fire in Your House Symposium! 4 pm, Sunday, April 7 at Second United Methodist Church, 1524 Western Ave. in coordination with Lennon-Seney United Methodist Men and Women (Dandridge Ave.)  Knoxville native, author, and speaker, Frank Turner, Jr, and Gospel singer Wess Morgan will minister their stories of falling from grace and climbing from despair, to bring the word of God, Hope, and Salvation to the community. Open to the community.  A reception and book signing will follow the event. Contact: Dennis Johnson at 865.705.5039; or Debra Winston at 865.924.7836.

 

 

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