New App ChurchMint Parting The Seas of SermonAudio.com
July 21, 2012Move over SermonAudio: there’s a new app in town, Churchmint, and this one promises to do more than just deliver church sermons on mobile devices.
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Move over SermonAudio: there’s a new app in town, Churchmint, and this one promises to do more than just deliver church sermons on mobile devices.
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