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Learning from wise souls
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Belle Tindall2025-04-30T08:21:00
Dr Belle Tindall shares four of the books that have shaped herthinking and helped her understanding of Christian feminism as a ‘collective endeavour’
Instead of offering you more of my own words this month, I thought I’d point you in the direction of other women’s words. Words that have shaped me. Words that have comforted me. Words that have stretched me. Words that have made me feel seen, words that have encouraged me to see.
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