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‘Show Me the Father’ Invites Dads to Engage
Show Me the Father and Focus on the Family’s 30-Day Intentional Dad Challenge can help you to become a more intentional dad.
September 10, 2021
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Show Me the Father and Focus on the Family’s 30-Day Intentional Dad Challenge can help you to become a more intentional dad.
In this week’s episode of The Plugged In Show, filmmaker Stephen Kendrick talks with us about his latest film, a documentary called Show Us The Father.
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