Jesus said "Where two or three are gathered together in my name, I am there in the midst of them.
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One of the most beautiful expressions that often precedes a sermon or a talk is "Christ is in our midsts" to which the gathered respond, "He is and shall always be". Does anyone know where this greeting originates from?
One of the most beautiful expressions that often precedes a sermon or a talk is "Christ is in our midsts" to which the gathered respond, "He is and shall always be". Does anyone know where this greeting originates from?
