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"Discipleship in the Digital Age" by Andres Flores

"Discipleship in the Digital Age" by Andres Flores [HD]

Most of us realise what the digital age can do for us. But how many of you realise what it can undo from us?

Date Posted: 30 Aug 2018
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Digital Discipleship Conference 2018
Join us for a fun-filled weekend with opportunities for spiritual growth and networking, international and local speakers, idea generation and refinement as well as skill development. You'll feel empo... [more]

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