By Becky Hunter-Kelm2025-02-25T16:11:00
Through her charity City Women, Letitia Shelton has helped tackle the issue of porn in her local area and believes Christian women are God’s instruments to transform cities
After going to Bible college in America, Letitia Shelton was offered a role as youth pastor in her father’s church in Toowoomba, Australia. She immediately started looking around to see how the church could serve the city (her father had always taught her that church leaders pastor the city, not just the church).
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