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Author Lutricia Lopez at the Royal Oak Bookshop – Saturday, May 18th

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7 years ago

May 14, 2019

Lutricia Lopez.

Lutricia Lopez is a dedicated Christian, mother, and wife. She decided not to allow the darts thrown at her by the enemy to define or stop her from what the Lord has called her to do. In discovering the truth of the spiritual realms, Lutricia has been able to overcome many challenges. Now, her desire is to share how God lead her to a life of freedom and show others that the path to overcome will lead them in the same direction!

Lutricia will be at the Royal Oak Bookshop on Saturday, May 18th from 1pm to 4pm.

Lutricia stopped by the Royal Examiner’s studio to talk about her books.

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Author Lutricia Lopez at the Royal Oak Bookshop – Saturday, May 18th

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Author Lutricia Lopez at the Royal Oak Bookshop – Saturday, May 18th

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