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‘I’m glad that the prosperity gospel is on its way out’
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Marcia Dixon MBE2023-07-27T10:29:00
Marcia Dixon charts the history of the black Pentecostal Church’s relationship with money
My attitude towards money, wealth and finance has changed over the years – in a good way, especially as my understanding of how money works has been informed by my faith and the reams of information on the topic that is now available.
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