As Plymouth grieves its mass shooting, the reassuring presence of local churches is making a difference
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Emma Fowle2021-08-18T08:02:00
The ability of local churches to respond immediately and be there for the long term has been vital in helping communities in Plymouth deal with grief. Emma Fowle reports
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