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God told me to download Tinder and that’s where I found my incredible, Christian boyfriend
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Imogen Macdonald2022-06-08T08:30:00
In the midst of heart-break, Imogen Macdonald heard God tell her to set up a profile on notorious “hook up” dating app Tinder. She was reluctant, but decided to obey… and that’s when she met Kyle.
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