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Joining the Dots

Prayer, friendship, mission: Lucinda Borkett-Jones investigates a new and exciting move in church unity.

It’s early on a Monday morning in Stoke-on-Trent. Forty church leaders are gathered for a prayer meeting in an unassuming white building. They represent...

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Lucinda Borkett-Jones

Lucinda Borkett-Jones was the deputy editor of Premier Christianity until June 14. She is now features editor of Christian Today.

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