ABOUT THIS EPISODE
It's official! Sunday School for Heathens is BACK!
Thank you all for sticking with us during our "short" 5 year hiatus. In this casual episode, we catch up on the last 5 years with each other, the church, and in the world.
Our Saint today is Saint Giles, who really is a bunch of saint tropes mixed together.
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