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Dive into three fascinating conversations about being called to our world a better place - as individuals and in community.
Otago University theologian Prof. Murray Rae shines a light on the Bible's blueprint for being a city of blessing;
Vision West's Brook Turner emphasises the virtue of generosity in times of scarcity;
and Rev. Frank Ritchie considers life's seasons of rest, pruning, change and growth.
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