Ravi Zacharias’ sins of sexual abuse went undetected for years. Here are the lessons the Church needs to learn
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Megan Cornwell2023-01-27T07:11:00
As an explosive new report into Ravi Zacharias International Ministries reveals the toxic culture that enabled an abuser to go undetected for years, Megan Cornwell looks at the lessons for the Church
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