Digital church was great. But I’m so pleased to be meeting in person again
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Chris Llewellyn2021-12-17T14:31:00
It felt like taking a breath after holding your head underwater for a really long time. Or wiggling your arm after it’s been entombed in a cast for months. Finally, you can scratch again.
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