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Lystra

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Lystra (lĭs`trə), ancient city of Lycaonia, S Asia Minor, in present Turkey. The Acts of the Apostles reports that it was visited by Paul and Barnabas. An ancient altar found there mentioned the city and helped to identify the site.


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Ian Baxter read from Acts 14 v8-20 the story of Paul in Lystra and where he suffered many emotions from being celebrated, to being stoned and thrown out of the city and then despite being hurt went back into Lystra.
Clarke Lauchmen Mary Lewis Jacqueline Lombard Beth Lovelace Stephanie Lovelock Jamie Lystra Marshall Lystra Kristi Malek Scott Marqua Sandra Martin Angelo Matrisciano Sheri Matthews Jessie Maule Linda Maule Richard Maule Darrin McCarty Maurice McDonald, Jr.
As couples became engaged, they retreated from friends and family and developed relationships Kenslea finds similar to those Karen Lystra discovered among Victorians two decades later.
 
 
 
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