Covid has led to a rise of interest in contacting the dead. Here’s why its so dangerous
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Rev Jayne Irlam2021-05-24T16:17:00
Rev Jayne Irlam from the Baptist Deliverance Study Group shares her experiences of ministering to people previously involved in occult practices
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