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Bishop Rachel to join The Missing Peace book launch

Bishop Rachel will join author Chris Whittington at Pip and Jim’s in Cheltenham on Thursday 20 November to mark the publication of his new book, The Missing Peace: Meditation asContinue reading

Bishop Rachel to join The Missing Peace book launch

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