Mindfulness: Why Christians have nothing to fear and everything to gain
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Chris Llewellyn2021-05-04T13:52:00
I used to sneer at ‘mindfulness’. As a Christian, I thought I was automatically an expert when it comes to the interior, ‘spiritual’ life and there was nothing I could learn about it from the secular world.
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