A Greater Story #20: Sam Collier with Bishop Neil Ellis

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Sam interviews the founder of Global United Fellowship, Bishop Neil Ellis. Bishop Ellis has traveled throughout and the Caribbean, North America, Europe, Africa, and Israel preaching the Gospel. They discuss: The Story of Global United Fellowship, the Gathering 2019, leaving Full Gospel, and Bishop Ellis’s origin story.

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