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Just Let Your Soul Glow   | The Michigan Chronicle

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Pastor David John of Impact Metro Detroit talks about the soul. When the casket closes one final time and is lowered into the ground, the tears still warm as they fall down the faces of bereaved loved ones, while a common saying is heard during that sobering time. “Rest in peace.” While that expression … Continued

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