Born free - Katharine Hill
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Lisa Skinner2023-09-26T12:54:00
Few of us would say that we strike the right balance when it comes to daily rhythms of work and rest, the result being that we allow the hurried pace of life to drown out the voice of God. For many, the pandemic provided time for introspection but, with a ...
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