Salvation, healing, and life-changing moments: Thank God that summer festivals are back
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Tim Alford2022-09-01T08:18:00
484 young people responded to the gospel at this year’s Limitless festival. But even more phenomenal than what happens at Christian festivals is what comes after them, says Tim Alford
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