Christianity Explained

Christianity Explained

Christianity Explained is an evangelistic course created by Michael Bennett a graduate of Moore Theological College in Sydney. The course lasts for six weeks. The content of Christianity Explained is based on the Gospel of Mark.

ee also

* Alpha Course
* Christianity Explored

web site linkhttp://www.christianityexplained.com/


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