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IMPACT OF HOW TO BE A SUCCESS FOR JESUS IN FRENCH LANGUAGE

Posted on 23rd February 2021

GYLF Admin

Language is no longer a barrier as millions of young people will hear God speak to them in their native language and they will receive clear direction for their lives. 

Watch this video to hear testimonials of the impact of the How to be a Success for Jesus French  translation. 


Join forces with us to spread the timeless classic in several translations by:
✅ Spreading the link to translations : www.globalyouthleadersforum.org/success/lang/
✅ Sponsoring a translation: send a love seed via www.globalyouthleadersforum.org/donation
✅ Volunteer as a translator or connect us with other translators by sending an email to feedback@globalyouthleadersforum.org 
For more information, please call +2348025013854 or +2348033882790

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