The Look Up Featuring Brad Gray

On today's episode, we’re hearing from Brad Gray. We last heard from brad in episode 12 of season one. In the episode, Brad walked us through what it was like to do ministry in the context that he was. A lot has changed since that conversation!

An episode of the The Altitude Collective podcast, hosted by Brad Gray, Meiko Seymour, titled "The Look Up Featuring Brad Gray" was published on March 6, 2020 and runs 8 minutes.

March 6, 2020 ·8m · The Altitude Collective

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On today's episode, we’re hearing from Brad Gray. We last heard from brad in episode 12 of season one. In the episode, Brad walked us through what it was like to do ministry in the context that he was. A lot has changed since that conversation!

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On today's episode, we’re hearing from Brad Gray. We last heard from brad in episode 12 of season one. In the episode, Brad walked us through what it was like to do ministry in the context that he was. A lot has changed since that conversation!

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