Summer festivals can be life changing. Now is the time to book in
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Will 2022 be the year of the resurgence of Christian festivals? With some people questioning the safety - and value - of large events, Dave Hall, a youth leader from Aberdeen, and Susie Aldridge, a festival organiser, explain how God changed their lives, and impacted their young people, in a tent in a field
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