Against the odds: How Creation Fest overcame a global pandemic, 75mph winds and a £100,000 deficit
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Emma Fowle2021-08-04T10:22:00
Creation Fest almost didn’t happen this year. But when it did, coming together as Christians felt more vital than ever, says Emma Fowle
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