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Introducing Contributors to The Bible & Violence: Rosie Clare Shorter and Kirsi Cobb
Introducing the Contributors To “The Bible and Violence” – Ericka S. Dunbar, Chingboi Guite Phaipi, and Tim Judson
Accompanying Survivors of Sexual Harm: A Toolkit for Churches
Introducing three more contributors to “The Bible and Violence” – Joyce Boham, Helen Paynter and Mothy Varkey
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