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"People Are Dying- How You Feeling?”

EPISODE · Oct 29, 2021 · 42 MIN

"People Are Dying- How You Feeling?”

from Welfare · host Apostle Ann Kolawole

The Covid Pandemic has been horrific. Even more to those of you that have lost love ones at its expense. Our first episode is merely to do a wellness check based on these losses. How you feeling? Its going to be ok.

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