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EPISODE · Mar 3, 2026 · 16 MIN

4 - Reflecting & Responding

from Unalterable · host The Salvation Army

Drawing the series together, Lauren and Rebekah reflect on past foundations, present realities, and future possibilities for women in The Salvation Army. They invite ongoing dialogue around partnership, shared leadership, and an equal calling. 

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Drawing the series together, Lauren and Rebekah reflect on past foundations, present realities, and future possibilities for women in The Salvation Army. They invite ongoing dialogue around partnership, shared leadership, and an equal calling.

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Drawing the series together, Lauren and Rebekah reflect on past foundations, present realities, and future possibilities for women in The Salvation Army. They invite ongoing dialogue around partnership, shared leadership, and an equal calling. 

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