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The Chris Voss Show Podcast – Why I Have Chosen Jesus over My Father’s Voodoo by Adolph Dagan

The Chris Voss Show Podcast – Why I Have Chosen Jesus over My Father’s Voodoo by Adolph Dagan

Update: 2025-09-15
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Why I Have Chosen Jesus over My Father's Voodoo by Adolph Dagan
https://www.amazon.com/Have-Chosen-Jesus-Fathers-Voodoo/dp/B0DSGPLZWP
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Do you think your situation cannot change? Come closer to God; He is able to do something for you that you never imagined.

Adolph Dagan was born in a little village called Daganhoé in Togo, West Africa, where his father was a voodoo priest. Almost every day he would go to the voodoo temple/shrine to worship, and Adolph was always with him. As the youngest boy, his father decided Adolph would replace him someday, but God had other plans. Instead, God brought Adolph to the United States, where he went through financial issues and sicknesses, but because of his unshakable belief in God and his faithfulness, God brought him through it all and gave him a powerful testimony.About the author
Adolph A. Dagan was born in Daganhoé, Moyen-Mono Prefecture, in Togo, West Africa on July 20, 1974. He was raised in Daganhoé and went to elementary school in Ahassomé; middle school in Kpékpléme and Nyékonakpoè Atakpamé; and high school in Aplahoué in the Republic of Bénin, Atakpamé (LYATA), and Notsé (LYNO) in Togo. Adolph graduated with a bachelor's degree at American Military University (AMU) and a master's degree at Austin Peay State University (APSU) in the United States of America.
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The Chris Voss Show Podcast – Why I Have Chosen Jesus over My Father’s Voodoo by Adolph Dagan

The Chris Voss Show Podcast – Why I Have Chosen Jesus over My Father’s Voodoo by Adolph Dagan