Whatever happened to The Donut Man? I miss him
By 
Chine McDonald2021-07-29T12:35:00
Despite having a theology degree from the University of Cambridge, I am convinced that much of my enduring Bible knowledge was formed during long childhood car journeys listening to the Donut Man.
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