Don't be offended by the M&S 'pigmas' cards. Get on with proclaiming the good news instead
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James Mildred2021-12-03T17:04:00
We shouldn’t be taken aback that Christ is being airbrished out of Christmas, says James Mildred. But the future of Christianity is God’s business. Ours is to share the good news and show the love of Jesus
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