Wigan South Hub Embrace the Eco Church Journey Together
First published on: 18th July 2019Assistant Curate, Felicity Cowling-Green, told us how Wigan South Hub embraced becoming an #EcoChurch together and the journey they''ve been on.
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Assistant Curate, Felicity Cowling-Green, told us how Wigan South Hub embraced becoming an #EcoChurch together and the journey they''ve been on.
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