Is online church fit for purpose?
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Chris Goswami2022-01-26T13:59:00
Church as we know it changed irrevocably during the pandemic and many of us are still embracing the online options available to us. But if church-at-home is going to be sustainable and fruitful, says Chris Goswami, Christians have some serious questions to ask themselves
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