Ecumenism keeps chapel open for 50 years
Published on: 30th April 2024Could ecumenism be an answer to falling church attendance in some rural communities? It has worked for 50 years in Luston, north Herefordshire.
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Could ecumenism be an answer to falling church attendance in some rural communities? It has worked for 50 years in Luston, north Herefordshire.
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