Returning Home: Worship Resources for Lent - Based on the Prodigal Son
By:David R. Mattson
Published on 2000-10 by CSS Publishing
God's never-ending pursuit of all prodigals, whether far from home or nearby, is the theme of this complete package of preaching and worship resources. The timeless story of the prodigal son is examined through first-person portrayals of its characters, and is excellent for a sermon series, small-group discussion, or personal devotional reading.
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