EPISODE · Feb 13, 2022 · 19 MIN
Message Feb 13th 2022 Plain talking
from St Davids Newtown Uniting · host Newtown Uniting Church St David's
The audio of the live streamed service for Epiphany 6 inspired by Luke 6 the sermon on the plain. Minister Will Nicholas explores the social justice issues of the Biblical passage in the context of the past weeks events.
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