Atlanta Indian Prayer Fellowship
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North Campus @, 2850 Old Alabama Rd Room #S139, Johns Creek, GA 30022, United States
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+1 770-304-6890 Call
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http://aipfministries.com/
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Atlanta Indian Prayer Fellowship (AIPF) is a Bible-centered, Holy Spirit-filled evangelical Christian non-denominational prayer group. AIPF fosters spiritual growth, encouraging families to stay rooted in Christ and grow together in faith and unity, striving to embody the fullness of Christ.
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