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Jul 9, 2024 45 min

Why Dating?

from Christians Who Date Hosted by Andrea Alley, Kalli Christofferson, and Lauren Bournique

Woohoo! Welcome to the Christians Who Date Podcast! Join 3 single ladies in their 30s as they navigate the ups and downs of dating while staying true to themselves and their values. After a year of keeping their dating fails and successes exclusively on a group text, they're bringing the group text to you. In this episode, get ready to talk about: - Why the struggle is real when it comes to dating - How growing up in 90s church purity culture shaped their views on dating - How they went from being Christians who don’t date to Christians who date

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