Off Grid Christianity – Episode 182 – Ricky McAddock

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Ricky is the co-founder and CEO of Street Connect. Ricky and his wife Julie launched Street Connect in 2014. It’s aim is to support people battling addiction and related issues. He is a believer to inspire faith-led action and courageous leadership. His book His Story – From The Depths Of Addiction To A Movement Of […]

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