Magnify Magazine Issue 6
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Magnify Magazine Issue 6 is here to change the narrative of faith in today’s climate. During times of uncertainties and hardships, choosing to lead with courage can be challenging. This edition is here to show you the courage which can be found in all of us whatever we may be going through.
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