Almost half the population believe in Jesus’ resurrection. It’s time for the Church to be bolder
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Andy Kind2022-04-29T09:54:00
Are more people open to the gospel than we think? A new report suggests they are. After a couple of years like no other, it’s time for the Church to believe in the good news of the gospel again says, Andy Kind, and start talking Jesus
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