Storm Eunice: Today is my fifth day without power. Thankfully Christians don’t need to be afraid of the dark…
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George Pitcher2022-02-22T17:19:00
The recent electrical outage caused by Storm Eunice has given our columnist, George Pitcher, time to consider the role darkness plays in the Christian faith, and it’s more important than you might think
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