How can the Church reach a spiritually curious generation? Two social media influencers explain
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Justin Brierley2022-11-25T14:25:00
Many younger people are put off by organised religion. Justin Brierley speaks to two social media influencers, Mikhaila Peterson and Jon McCray, about their conversion stories and how Christians can better reach millennials and Gen Z
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