Solving Life's Problems by Paul Yonggi Cho

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Solving Life's Problems

by Yong-gi Cho, 1936- (otherwise under Paul Yonggi Cho)

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Info:	Bridge-Logos Publishers (1980), Paperback, 142 pages
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Amazon.com Product Description (ISBN 0882704508, Paperback)

Do you want to learn the language of faith? Find true happiness? Become prosperous? Improve your self-image? Build right relationships? Receive a healing? Experience God daily? You can accomplish these objectives consistently, every day.

In this power-packed, down-to-earth book, Dr. Cho shows you how to overcome life’s difficulties. He reveals how he has accomplished the successes recorded in his biography, Dream Your Way to Success.

(retrieved from Amazon Fri, 24 Apr 2009 07:58:12 -0400)

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