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Stu Epperson, Jr
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Truth Talk Weekend

This week Stu and special guest Stu Sr. are on location at the Church of the Holy Spirit in Heidelberg, Germany to talk reformation history with a local church planter.

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Stu Epperson, Jr. is founder and president of The Truth Network, with radio stations across North Carolina, central Iowa, and Salt Lake City. Truth Network also develops and syndicates programs on over 300 affiliates nationwide. In his spare time Stu hosts Truth Talk Weekend, his own nationally syndicated show.

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