Should Christians join the social media boycott this weekend?
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David Chawner2021-04-30T16:36:00
Sport will go silent on social media this bank holiday weekend after platforms fail to address the issues of online abuse. Here’s why Christians should get involved, says David Chawner of Sports Chaplaincy UK
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