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If you thought Jesus only surrounded himself with men… think again
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Helen Bond and Joan Taylor2022-03-22T09:30:00
Following the success of their documentary Jesus’ Female Disciples: the New Evidence, Helen Bond and Joan Taylor have written a book with an in depth look at the stories of the women in Jesus’ life.
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