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This episode we welcome fellow thespian, Anne Middleton, founder of the Performing Arts Mission in Plymouth, as we tackle one of the most controversial and often misunderstood speeches of Jesus - the invitation to “deny ourselves, take up our cross and follow him”. You can read more about Anne’s pioneering work in promoting the Christian creative arts at www.performingartsmission.com. To find out more about I AM MARK, Stefan Smart’s solo word for word performance of Mark’s Gospel, or to book him for your theatre or church, go to www.iam-mark.com
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