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Almost Enough

This Sunday’s sermon is courtesy of Nehemia Neuhisa, a student at the Vancouver School of Theology who is working with the Synod of Saskatchewan this summer. I hasten to add the quality of the recording does not do him any justice at all and I also apologize for not being able to improve the sound any more than I could. I was sure the sound setup would be adequate but I was incorrect.

Enjoy the sermon.

“Almost Enough” St. Mark’s Presbyterian (to download, right-click and select “Save Link As . . .”)

Blessings,

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