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Pastor bringing new book to Colby on March 28

‘When Heaven Crossed the Line’ explores mysteries of Genesis
Pastor bringing new book to Colby on March 28
IN COLBY MARCH 28 - “ When Heaven Crossed the Line” was written by Pastor Joshua Kohl, Medford, to help readers interpret Genesis 6 of the Bible. He’s hosting a book signing at The Coffee Coop II in Colby on Saturday, March 28, from 9 a.m. to noon. SUBMITTED PHOTO
Pastor bringing new book to Colby on March 28
IN COLBY MARCH 28 - “ When Heaven Crossed the Line” was written by Pastor Joshua Kohl, Medford, to help readers interpret Genesis 6 of the Bible. He’s hosting a book signing at The Coffee Coop II in Colby on Saturday, March 28, from 9 a.m. to noon. SUBMITTED PHOTO

Pastor Joshua Kohl is no stranger to the Medford community. He’s led River of Hope for years, first in the children’s ministry and then as senior pastor in 2018. He’s been married to his wife...

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