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“Unleashing the Power of World History” Workshop

$3.99

Through abounding stories of good and evil, world history has the power to befuddle our minds, disturb our souls, or inspire our hearts! Join Linda Lacour Hobar for an insightful look at unleashing the power of world history to stir hearts of all ages toward the truths of the Gospel.

Comes as an MP3 (audio only)

Format

MP3

Clear

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FAQ

Details

History IS powerful. Don’t miss this one for encouragement on how to harness that power.

Approximately 48 minutes

Our MP3 workshops are recorded live at homeschool conventions and may include ambient sounds common to a live event, as well as live Q&A.

FAQ

While all ages may benefit from this workshop, the detail provided will be best suited for Middle School students and up. For themes of conflict, Linda would label this presentation PG.